Water, contained in a large open tank, discharges steadily into the atmosphere from a curved pipe. The tank rests on a smooth surface. To prevent it from sliding a horizontal flexible cable is to be connected to hooks on either the right or left side of the tank. Assuming the cable can only support a tensile force, would you connect it to the right or left side? What tensile force does the cable have to support? Assume the flow to be frictionless.

Water, contained in a large open tank, discharges steadily into the atmosphere from a curved pipe. The tank rests on a smooth surface. To prevent it from sliding a horizontal flexible cable is to be connected to hooks on either the right or left side of the tank. Assuming the cable can only support a tensile force, would you connect it to the right or left side? What tensile force does the cable have to support? Assume the flow to be frictionless.

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Water, contained in a large open tank, discharges steadily into the atmosphere from a curved pipe. The
tank rests on a smooth surface. To prevent it from sliding a horizontal flexible cable is to be connected
to hooks on either the right or left side of the tank. Assuming the cable can only support a tensile force,
would you connect it to the right or left side? What tensile force does the cable have to support?
Assume the flow to be frictionless.
Cable
Water
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diameter
V = 13.9 ft/s
60°
Cable
Smooth-

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