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3. A hydrant connected to an end of pipe from a water tower. The hydrant is placed at H-18.0m high from the free surface in the tower. The head loss of both the pipe and the hydrant is 5.0m. Find how high the jet issuing from the hydrant ean reach. (10 points) Fig Queation3

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