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Two vertical tanks are connected near the bottom by a short tube having a cross sectional area of 0.08 m². The cross sectional areas of the tanks are 10 m? and 5 m respectively. The tank contains water with the water surface in the larger tank 10 m above the tube and in. the smaller tank 3 m above the tube. Assume a constant discharge coefficient of 0.66. Find the discharge from the bigger tank to the smaller tank assuming constant head in L/s 619 O 564 O 438 493

Two vertical tanks are connected near the bottom by a short tube having a cross sectional area of 0.08 m². The cross sectional areas of the tanks are 10 m? and 5 m respectively. The tank contains water with the water surface in the larger tank 10 m above the tube and in. the smaller tank 3 m above the tube. Assume a constant discharge coefficient of 0.66. Find the discharge from the bigger tank to the smaller tank assuming constant head in L/s 619 O 564 O 438 493

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Two vertical tanks are connected near the bottom by a short tube having a cross sectional area of 0.08 m2. The cross sectional areas of the tanks are 10 m and 5 m respectively. The tank contains water with the water surface in the larger tank 10 m above the tube and in. the smaller tank 3 m above the tube. Assume a constant discharge coefficient of 0.66. Find the discharge from the bigger tank to the smaller tank assuming constant head in L/s O 619 564 438 493
Transcribed Image Text:Two vertical tanks are connected near the bottom by a short tube having a cross sectional area of 0.08 m2. The cross sectional areas of the tanks are 10 m and 5 m respectively. The tank contains water with the water surface in the larger tank 10 m above the tube and in. the smaller tank 3 m above the tube. Assume a constant discharge coefficient of 0.66. Find the discharge from the bigger tank to the smaller tank assuming constant head in L/s O 619 564 438 493
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