Engineering, 24.02.2020 16:54 sierravick123owr441

5.The cylindrical water tank below has water entering at Q1 = 1 gal/min(gpm) and water leaking from the 6 mm diameter hole in the bottom. Show that the final height of the water in the tank will be h = 254 mm. Will the diameter of the tank affect the final height? Assume that theflow is frictionless.

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5.The cylindrical water tank below has water entering at Q1 = 1 gal/min(gpm) and water leaking from...