The force exerted by a 45 mm diameter stream of water (density 1000 kg/m³) against a flat plate held normal to the stream's axis is 650 N. What is the volumetric flow of water (in 1/min)? (round it up to the closest integer)

The force exerted by a 45 mm diameter stream of water (density 1000 kg/m³) against a flat plate held normal to the stream's axis is 650 N. What is the volumetric flow of water (in 1/min)? (round it up to the closest integer)

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