Question 1: The diagram shows water leaving a tank through an inverted V-tube. (All answers to be given in SI units.) y (1) q-in diameter x=7 ft, y=9 ft, diameter = d z=16 ft, q=2.9 in a) Determine the velocity at which water leaves the tank. b) Determine the mass flow-rate at which water leaves the tank. c) Determine the pressure at point B (report your answer in Pa). d) Given that the diameter at the constriction is 2.4 in, determine the pressure at point A.

Question 1: The diagram shows water leaving a tank through an inverted V-tube. (All answers to be given in SI units.) y (1) q-in diameter x=7 ft, y=9 ft, diameter = d z=16 ft, q=2.9 in a) Determine the velocity at which water leaves the tank. b) Determine the mass flow-rate at which water leaves the tank. c) Determine the pressure at point B (report your answer in Pa). d) Given that the diameter at the constriction is 2.4 in, determine the pressure at point A.

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