Shown below is the water jet flow from a pressurized closed tank. The vertical distance between free surface and the jet nozzle is . The vertical distance between the highest point of the water jet and the jet nozzle is . The flow is steady and no energy loss is involved. The acceleration due to gravity is . The water's specific gravity is . Find the velocity at point 2 ________ A. 17.2 m/s B. 16.0 m/s C. 255.05 m/s D. 294.3 m/s
Shown below is the water jet flow from a pressurized closed tank. The vertical distance between free surface and the jet nozzle is . The vertical distance between the highest point of the water jet and the jet nozzle is . The flow is steady and no energy loss is involved. The acceleration due to gravity is . The water's specific gravity is . Find the velocity at point 2 ________ A. 17.2 m/s B. 16.0 m/s C. 255.05 m/s D. 294.3 m/s
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Shown below is the water jet flow from a pressurized closed tank. The vertical distance between free surface and the jet nozzle is . The vertical distance between the highest point of the water jet and the jet nozzle is . The flow is steady and no energy loss is involved. The acceleration due to gravity is . The water's specific gravity is . Find the velocity at point 2 ________
A.
17.2 m/s
B.
16.0 m/s
C.
255.05 m/s
D.
294.3 m/s

Transcribed Image Text:Shown below is the water jet flow from a pressurized closed tank. The vertical distance between free surface and the jet nozzle is h₁ = 13.0m. The
vertical distance between the highest point of the water jet and the jet nozzle is h₂ = 15.0m. The flow is steady and no energy loss is involved. The
acceleration due to gravity is g = 9.81m/s². The water's specific gravity is y=9.81kN/m³. Find the velocity V₂at point 2_
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h2
h1
A. 17.2 m/s
B. 16.0 m/s
O C. 255.05 m/s
O D. 294.3 m/s
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