A 10 Meter tall tank open to the air is filled with a fluid with a...
A 10 Meter tall tank open to the air is filled with a fluid with a density of 1200 kg/m^3. It is located with its bottom 10 meters off the ground. When a hole is open at the bottom, fluid sprays out with an initial horizontal velocity. Determine how far (initially) the fluid sprays horizontally before it touches the ground.
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A 10 meter tall tank open to the air is filled with a fluid with a...
A 10 meter tall tank open to the air is filled with a fluid with a density of 1200 kg/m^3. It is located with its bottom 10 meters off the ground. When a hole is open at the bottom, fluid sprays out with an initial horizontal velocity. Determine this initial velocity.
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