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Apple juice at 20c is siphoned from using a constant diameter hose the end of the siphon is 1m below the bottom of the tank. Calculate the height of the hill over which the hose maybe siphoned without cavitation. Assume properties of the apple juice as properties  of water.the atmospheric pressure is 101.3 kpa and the height of the apple juice in the tank is 2 m

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