Problem 1: Water is flowing in steady statę through the elbowshown in the figure. Assume the conditions are uniform over theinlet and outlet areas. A2m2; Á2=1m²; Úy±10m/s. Calculate thehorizontal force requiřed to hold the elbow in place.b) Draw the associated free body diagramc) Calculate the velocity at the outlet.d) Calculate the horizontal force required to hold the elbowin place.e) Is there a force in the vertical direction? (justify)

Given data as per question A1 = 2 m2 A2 = 1 m2 V1 = 10 m/s

Problem 1: Water is flowing in steady statę through the elbow shown in the figure. Assume the conditions are uniform over th inlet and outlet areas. A2m²; A2=1m²; Úy±10m/s. Calculate the horizontal force requiřed to hold the elbow in place.

Problem 1: Water is flowing in steady statę through the elbow shown in the figure. Assume the conditions are uniform over th inlet and outlet areas. A2m²; A2=1m²; Úy±10m/s. Calculate the horizontal force requiřed to hold the elbow in place.

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Problem 1: Water is flowing in steady statę through the elbow
shown in the figure. Assume the conditions are uniform over the
inlet and outlet areas. A2m2; Á2=1m²; Úy±10m/s. Calculate the
horizontal force requiřed to hold the elbow in place.
b) Draw the associated free body diagram
c) Calculate the velocity at the outlet.
d) Calculate the horizontal force required to hold the elbow
in place.
e) Is there a force in the vertical direction? (justify)

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