There is a tank that is loaded up with water to a stature of H = 86.6 cm. There is a little opening in the tank's wall at a stature of h = 18.5 cm over the base of the tank. The water streams from the little opening and hits the ground at a distance x from the tank. At what speed does the water stream from the little opening?
V = Unit in m/s
Discover the distance from the tank's little opening at which water hits the ground.
x = Unit in cm
What is the all out mass of the water which is in the free fall. Expect ρwater = 1 g/cm3 for the density of the water and 0.5 cm2 for the zone of the opening.
m = Unit in g
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