a circular orifice is located 5m below the water surface. if the tank is large and the diameter of the orifice is 5mm, calculate the discharge in cubic meters oer second if the coefficient of discharge is 0.60. a. 0.00012 b. 0.00812 c. 0.00140 d. none

a circular orifice is located 5m below the water surface. if the tank is large and the diameter of the orifice is 5mm, calculate the discharge in cubic meters oer second if the coefficient of discharge is 0.60. a. 0.00012 b. 0.00812 c. 0.00140 d. none

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