WATER Flows THOvGH A SPHON As SHOWN BE ow, THE TUBE HAS A CONSTANT DIAMETER, D= kM Pa2.5cmQ = lo w%WATER8: lo00 kg/u3THE HeIGHT OF THE HGHEST POINT IN THE TUBE is h, AN» THE PRESSURE INSIDE is PHCONSIDER INviscio, INCOMPRESsiole Flow.a caloulaTE THE Velocire y oF THE FlUID INSIDE THE TUBE.b) caloulaTE THE HeiGHT DIFFERENCE l To THE arlET of THE TUBEIF WATER EXTS AT ATMOSPHERIC PRESSUREc) calaolaTE PH As A FUNCTION OF h.d) WHAT is THE HAKİMUM HEİGHT BEFORE THE PRESSURE WoulD BE NEGATIVE PiK .e) WHAT WoulD HAPPEN FOR A HeiGHTrh LARGER THAN THE VAlUE DEERMINED N C)

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WATER Flows THOvGH A SPHON As SHOWN BE ow, THE TUBE HAS A CONSTANT DIAMETER, D= kM Pa
2.5cm
Q = lo w%
WATER
8: lo00 kg/u3
THE HeIGHT OF THE HGHEST POINT IN THE TUBE is h, AN» THE PRESSURE INSIDE is PH
CONSIDER INviscio, INCOMPRESsiole Flow.
a caloulaTE THE Velocire y oF THE FlUID INSIDE THE TUBE.
b) caloulaTE THE HeiGHT DIFFERENCE l To THE arlET of THE TUBE
IF WATER EXTS AT ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
c) calaolaTE PH As A FUNCTION OF h.
d) WHAT is THE HAKİMUM HEİGHT BEFORE THE PRESSURE WoulD BE NEGATIVE PiK .
e) WHAT WoulD HAPPEN FOR A HeiGHTrh LARGER THAN THE VAlUE DEERMINED N C)

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