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A manometer connected to a closed tap and a pressure reading of 4.5x105 N / m2,...

A manometer connected to a closed tap and a pressure reading of 4.5x105 N / m2, when the tap is opened, the manometer reading changes to 4.0x105 N / m2, so the velocity of the water flow is: water density = 1000 kg / m3) /)


a)7m/s b)8m/s c) 9m/s d) 10m/s

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Answer #1

We will be solving this problem using Bernoulli's Theorem given by,

  

As Water starts flowing the pressure decreases .

Here

P- Pressure of the liquid

- Density of Water

v - Velocity of Water

Given :

P1= 4.5 x 105N/m2 , P2= 4.0 x 105 N/m2 , = 103 kg/m3

Therefore the right answer is Option D 10 m/s

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