Consider a pipe that slowly curves upwards. The pressure at the bottom of the pipe is 11,810 Pa and the pressure at the top of the pipe is measured at 10,286 Pa. The pipe bends upwards to a height of 1.4 m and leaves at a speed of 8.6 m/s. If pure water is flowing through the pipe, how fast was the water moving originally (entering the pipe)?

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Determining the Original Water Speed To find the original speed of the water entering the pipe we can utilize the principle of energy conservation alo... View the full answer