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Water flows through a frictionless nozzle with negligible inlet velocity and an exit velocity of 13 m/s. The nozzle discharge

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c) Calculate hozzle inlet a pressure apply bernoull ran blow Oando en 21222 Pazo (gauge) ų xo (neglegible) Uz = za 13mls to,& a 9.814 0.75 tino = 7357.5 Hma aast8 SLSEL zen to- of al U₂ = 15.011 mls) = 15 mis Hence Option as is correct.

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