Problem 1. Reynolds Transport Theorem. Two streams discharge into a pipe as shown. The flows are incompressible. The volume flow rate of stream A into the pipe is given by Qa = 0.02t m^3 /s and that of stream B by QB = 0.008t² m^3 /s, where t is in seconds. The exit area of the pipe is 0.01 m^2 . Find the velocity and acceleration of the flow at the exit at t = 14 seconds. A=0.01m2 Figure 1. Problem 1 Illustration.

Problem 1. Reynolds Transport Theorem. Two streams discharge into a pipe as shown. The flows are incompressible. The volume flow rate of stream A into the pipe is given by Qa = 0.02t m^3 /s and that of stream B by QB = 0.008t² m^3 /s, where t is in seconds. The exit area of the pipe is 0.01 m^2 . Find the velocity and acceleration of the flow at the exit at t = 14 seconds. A=0.01m2 Figure 1. Problem 1 Illustration.

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Problem 1. Reynolds Transport Theorem.
Two streams discharge into a pipe as shown. The flows are incompressible. The volume flow rate of stream
A into the pipe is given by Qa = 0.02t m^3 /s and that of stream B by QB = 0.008t² m^3 /s, where t is
in seconds. The exit area of the pipe is 0.01 m^2 . Find the velocity and acceleration of the flow at the exit
at t = 14 seconds.
A=0.01m2
Figure 1. Problem 1 Illustration.

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