You have a tube where water enters at a velocity of 10.0 m/s, ascends 5.0 m, and then exits. The pressure pushes the water in at 250 kPa, and is measured come out at 150 kPa. The outcoming water is, faster than the incoming water. slower than the incoming water. the same speed as the incoming water.

You have a tube where water enters at a velocity of 10.0 m/s, ascends 5.0 m, and then exits. The pressure pushes the water in at 250 kPa, and is measured come out at 150 kPa. The outcoming water is, faster than the incoming water. slower than the incoming water. the same speed as the incoming water.

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You have a tube where water enters at a velocity of 10.0 m/s, ascends 5.0 m, and
then exits. The pressure pushes the water in at 250 kPa, and is measured come out
at 150 kPa. The outcoming water is,
faster than the incoming water.
slower than the incoming water.
the same speed as the incoming water.

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