Q1) Using a system similar to that shown in figure, if air pressurep = 50 kPa., and the depth h1 = 0.3 m, compute the water flowfrom side nozzle of diameter (d = 10 mm) and the rise h₂ fromthat nozzle.vesnAir pressureIt,11₂Nozzle

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Q1) Using a system similar to that shown in figure, if air pressure p = 50 kPa., and the depth h₁ = 0.3 m, compute the water flow from side nozzle of diameter (d = 10 mm) and the rise h₂ from that nozzle. P

Q1) Using a system similar to that shown in figure, if air pressure p = 50 kPa., and the depth h₁ = 0.3 m, compute the water flow from side nozzle of diameter (d = 10 mm) and the rise h₂ from that nozzle. P

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