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Water flowing out of a 15.7-mm-diameter faucet fills a 2.06 L bottle in 9 s. At...

Water flowing out of a 15.7-mm-diameter faucet fills a 2.06 L bottle in 9 s. At what distance below
the faucet has the water stream narrowed to 9.3 mm in diameter?

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