A cylindrical water tower of diameter 3.0 m supplies water to a house. The level of...

 

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A cylindrical water tower of diameter 3.0 m supplies water to a house. The level of water in the water tower is 35 m above the point where the water enters the house. The intake pipe delivers water into the house at a maximum rate of 2.010-3 m.s through a pipe that is 2.54 cm in inside diameter. The pipe is connected to a narrower horizontal pipe at the second floor that has an inside diameter 1.27 cm. Frictional effects are ignored What is the pressure and speed of the water in the pipe at: a) The lowest point in the system? b) The exit of the pipe at the second floor that is a height 5.0 m above the level where the pipe enters the house?| kd=3.0mm point 1 h=35 m point 3 T point 2 h=5.0m 3 = 1.27cm d = 2.54cm A cylindrical water tower of diameter 3.0 m supplies water to a house. The level of water in the water tower is 35 m above the point where the water enters the house. The intake pipe delivers water into the house at a maximum rate of 2.010-3 m.s through a pipe that is 2.54 cm in inside diameter. The pipe is connected to a narrower horizontal pipe at the second floor that has an inside diameter 1.27 cm. Frictional effects are ignored What is the pressure and speed of the water in the pipe at: a) The lowest point in the system? b) The exit of the pipe at the second floor that is a height 5.0 m above the level where the pipe enters the house?| kd=3.0mm point 1 h=35 m point 3 T point 2 h=5.0m 3 = 1.27cm d = 2.54cm

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