Explanation Given: The diameter of the hose ( d ) is 2 in. The average velocity of the water at point C ( V C ) is 50 ft/s . Calculation: Consider the water is incompressible and inviscid and the steady flow state and water in the pump is control volume. The point B and C are exposed to atmosphere, so the pressure at these points is zero. p B = p C = 0 Water is drawn from large reservoir so the velocity at point V B = 0 . The datum is passed through point B , so the datum levels are, z B = 0 z C = 4 ft − 20 ft = − 16 ft The head losses are negligible. h L = 0 Write the Bernoulli's equation between point B and C . p B γ w + V B 2 2 g + z B + h pump = p C γ w + V C 2 2 g + z C + h turb + h L 0 + 0 + 0 + h pump = 0 + ( 50 ft/s ) 2 2 ( 32

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