The gate shown below has a width, W = 2 m, and its shape is described by the equation y = VHx, with H =1m. A jet of water with cross sectional area, S = 0.05 m², strikes the top of the gate and is deflected by 60°. What must be the speed of the jet for this situation to be in equilibrium?

The gate shown below has a width, W = 2 m, and its shape is described by the equation y = VHx, with H =1m. A jet of water with cross sectional area, S = 0.05 m², strikes the top of the gate and is deflected by 60°. What must be the speed of the jet for this situation to be in equilibrium?

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