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As shown in the figure below, water flows in a vertically downward stream from a 1.20...

As shown in the figure below, water flows in a vertically downward stream from a 1.20 cm diameter faucet filling a 125 cm^3 container in 18.3 s. Determine the diameter (in cm) of the stream of water a distance L = 13.0 cm

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