Problem Statement: A flow of water passes through a pipe and out of a nozzle as shown in the figure. The pipe has diameter d = diameter is d2= 3.7 cm. A manometer 6.8(cm], the nozzle placed in the free jet as shown has a reading of h2 = 3.8(cm]. Answer the following: |3D

Problem Statement: A flow of water passes through a pipe and out of a nozzle as shown in the figure. The pipe has diameter d = diameter is d2= 3.7 cm. A manometer 6.8(cm], the nozzle placed in the free jet as shown has a reading of h2 = 3.8(cm]. Answer the following: |3D

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Problem Statement:
A flow of water passes through a pipe and
out of a nozzle as shown in the figure. The
pipe has diameter di = 6.8[cm], the nozzle
diameter is d2
3.7(cm]. A manometer
h2.
placed in the free jet as shown has a reading
of h2
3.8(cm). Answer the following:
Free
d1
d2
Find the height h1 of the first manometer.
ст
Find the velocity of the liquid exiting the nozzle at (2).
m/s
Find the velocity of the liquid in the pipe at (1).
m/s
Find the pressure in the pipe at (1).
kPa

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