Firefighters typically use a hose with a diameter of 1.5 inches that is directed through a...

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Firefighters typically use a hose with a diameter of 1.5 inches that is directed through a nozzle with an opening of inch at a rate of 150 Gallons Per Minute. A. Calculate the water exit velocity from the nozzle (ft/s) B. Calculate the water velocity inside the hose (ft/s) C. Calculate the pressure inside the water hose. D. Calculate the force that the firefighters must apply to the hose to keep it stationary. Is the force directed to the right or the left? Review your result and then read the following Firefighters typically use a hose with a diameter of 1.5 inches that is directed through a nozzle with an opening of inch at a rate of 150 Gallons Per Minute. A. Calculate the water exit velocity from the nozzle (ft/s) B. Calculate the water velocity inside the hose (ft/s) C. Calculate the pressure inside the water hose. D. Calculate the force that the firefighters must apply to the hose to keep it stationary. Is the force directed to the right or the left? Review your result and then read the following