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Physics, 09.10.2019 23:10, dylanentwistle5197

Consider a cylinder with water filled to a height of 50 cm. at a height of 10 cm is a hole in the side of the cylinder . assuming that there is no viscous drag of the fluid flowing through the hole, what is the velocity of the fluid squirting out of it? (hint: you will need to use bernoulli, and make the assumption that the pressure of the water just as it leaves the hole, since it is in contact with the air, is just atmospheric pressure.)

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