The figure below shows a showerhead at a kiddie pool in a waterpark. Water flows up through the center and some water exits through the shower head on the right (which vents directly to outside air at atmospheric pressure), while the remaining water exits via a pipe to the left. Mass flow rates, absolute pressures (P₁, P3), velocities, and areas are as shown in the figure. The entire system is held in place both horizontally and vertically by a collar at the connection to the ground. The mass of the pipes plus the water is given as mp+w. Use CoM and CoLM principles to develop expressions suitable for calculating the x and y components of the reaction at the collar. m3, V3, P3, A3 m2, V2, PAtm, A2 e Collar m₁, v₁, P₁, A₁

The figure below shows a showerhead at a kiddie pool in a waterpark. Water flows up through the center and some water exits through the shower head on the right (which vents directly to outside air at atmospheric pressure), while the remaining water exits via a pipe to the left. Mass flow rates, absolute pressures (P₁, P3), velocities, and areas are as shown in the figure. The entire system is held in place both horizontally and vertically by a collar at the connection to the ground. The mass of the pipes plus the water is given as mp+w. Use CoM and CoLM principles to develop expressions suitable for calculating the x and y components of the reaction at the collar. m3, V3, P3, A3 m2, V2, PAtm, A2 e Collar m₁, v₁, P₁, A₁

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