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Water flows with speed inside a long pipe and exits from the right into the air with a speed v 2 =9.2 m/s , as shown in the figure. The cross sectional area of the opening on the right is 7.0 cm ^ 2 while the rest of the pipe has a section of 14.0 cm ^ 2 . The vertical standing column of water has height h = 4.3m (not drawn to scale). What is the elevation meters from the base of the pipe to the opening? You can use the pipe is open to air on the right , so the pressure at the opening is (p 2 =p atm)
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