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4. A large tank is open to the air at its top and has a pipe attached to its side, 3.00 m lower than the surface of the
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4. A large tank is open to the air at its top and has a pipe attached to its side, 3.00 m lower than the surface of the
4. A large tank is open to the air at its top and has a pipe attached to its side, 3.00 m lower than the surface of the water in the tank. The pipe has a diameter of 4.00 cm and is initially capped, so the water inside the pipe can't flow out and isn't exposed to the air. a) What is the pressure in the water at the end of the pipe when the pipe is capped (all the water is at rest)? 3.00 m Water b) Now someone removes the cap and the water begins to flow out of the pipe. The tank is large enough that the speed of water at the top of the tank is negligible. What is the pressure in the water at the end of the pipe now? c) What is the speed of the water as it flows out of the end of the pipe?
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