Derive an expression using the projectile motion equations to calculate the initial speed of the water, as it is leaving the hole like in the picture. (I just need the expression or the formula).

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Derive an expression using the projectile motion equations to calculate the initial speed of the water, as it is leaving the hole like in the picture. (I just need the expression or the formula).

Reservoir
Pressure increases with depth
Water
Holes for jets
Weakest jet
Envelope
-
Strongest jet
Transcribed Image Text:Reservoir Pressure increases with depth Water Holes for jets Weakest jet Envelope - Strongest jet
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