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The tank in figure below is filled through point 1 with velocity equal to 5 m/s and point 3 with volumetric flow rate equal to 0.012m3/s.
- If the level of the water h is constant, determine the exit velocity V2.
- If the water level h varies and V2 =8 m/s, find the rate change (dh/dt). Assume d=1m.

Transcribed Image Text:03=0.012m3/s
2
h
D, :40mm
D2:60 mm
Water
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