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Oil (density = 895kg/m3) flows from a pipe (assuming low flow rate in this pipe) with...

Oil (density = 895kg/m3) flows from a pipe (assuming low flow rate in this pipe) with pressure 500 kPa gauge through a long 10mm inside diameter hose to an open point at P(atm) 12 m below the supply pipe. Assuming there is no friction, Use Bernoulli’s equation to calculate the flow rate of oil from the hose.

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