outlet (1)fixed divider60°3014. A jet of water with a velocity of 18 m/s has a dischargeof 60 litres/s (Figure E) and strikes a fixed "divider",effecting equal division of flow. Find the componentsof the force on the "divider".outlet (2)incoming jet of waterFIGURE E

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outlet (1) fixed divider 30 60 14. A jet of water with a velocity of 18 m/s has a discharge of 60 litres/s (Figure E) and strikes a fixed "divider", effecting equal division of flow. Find the components of the force on the "divider". outlet (2) incoming jet of water FIGURE E