Please don't provide handwritten solution.... Water shoots out of a large tank sitting on a cart with frictionless wheels. The water jet velocity is Vj = 7.00 m/s, its cross-sectional area is Aj-26 mm2, and the momentum flux correction factor of the jet is 1.04. The water is deflected 135° asshown (8= 45°), and all of the water flows back into the tank. The density of the water is 1000 kg/m³. Calculate the horizontalforce F (in units of N) required to hold the cart in place.TankVACartThe horizontal force required to hold the cart in its place isN.

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Water shoots out of a large tank sitting on a cart with frictionless wheels. The water jet velocity is Vj = 7.00 m/s, its cross- sectional area is Aj= 26 mm2, and the momentum flux correction factor of the jet is 1.04. The water is deflected 135º as shown (8= 45°), and all of the water flows back into the tank. The density of the water is 1000 kg/m³. Calculate the horizontal force F(in units of N) required to hold the cart in place. Tank V₂ Ap Cart The horizontal force required to hold the cart in its place is N.

Water shoots out of a large tank sitting on a cart with frictionless wheels. The water jet velocity is Vj = 7.00 m/s, its cross- sectional area is Aj= 26 mm2, and the momentum flux correction factor of the jet is 1.04. The water is deflected 135º as shown (8= 45°), and all of the water flows back into the tank. The density of the water is 1000 kg/m³. Calculate the horizontal force F(in units of N) required to hold the cart in place. Tank V₂ Ap Cart The horizontal force required to hold the cart in its place is N.

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