we are directing a flow of water at 3 knots at a disk at a 3 cm in diameter with the stream diameter also being 3 cm in diameter. a) what does the momentum balance say the force on the disk is if the deflected water all goes 90 degrees to the direction of flow?

we are directing a flow of water at 3 knots at a disk at a 3 cm in diameter with the stream diameter also being 3 cm in diameter. a) what does the momentum balance say the force on the disk is if the deflected water all goes 90 degrees to the direction of flow?

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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