Three locations are supplied with a big water tank. Determine theflow rate at the pipes and at the exits. Assume the tank surface goesdown very slowly. Consider d₁-d₂=d3=d4-d5=0.01 m² and h₁=40m, h₂=20 m and h3=10 m. All heights are referred to the height ofthe lowest pipe exit.h₁h3ول اداL3, d3L5, d5L2, d₂h₂L4, d4

Given that :-Cross-sectional area of pipes and exits (d₁ = d₂ = d₃ = d₄ = d₅) = 0.01 m²Heights of…

Three locations are supplied with a big water tank. Determine the flow rate at the pipes and at the exits. Assume the tank surface goes down very slowly. Consider d₁-d2-d3-d4-d5-0.01 m² and h₁=40 m, h₂-20 m and h3=10 m. All heights are referred to the height of the lowest pipe exit. h₁ h3 ده الاما L3, d3 L5, d5 L2, d₂ h₂ L4, d4

Three locations are supplied with a big water tank. Determine the flow rate at the pipes and at the exits. Assume the tank surface goes down very slowly. Consider d₁-d2-d3-d4-d5-0.01 m² and h₁=40 m, h₂-20 m and h3=10 m. All heights are referred to the height of the lowest pipe exit. h₁ h3 ده الاما L3, d3 L5, d5 L2, d₂ h₂ L4, d4

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