ummm...dun rmmber properly...i'll hav to go thru d ques again...
i'll post asap...
PLEASE EXPLAIN TO ME THE STEPS THAT I'M SHOWING HERE :
This is a popular Irodov problem. (FLUID IS FILLED UPTO THE BRIM ). I am putting down a few lines of what i can't understand here ..... if you have good will....please do help me :
1) h = h2 - h1
where h is the head loss causing liquid flow. MEANING ???
2) Cross sectional area of the tube decreases from S to s. So, the force on water is (P-p)s where P = pressure energy at the top and p = pressure at mouth of area s.
3) Horizontal force tending to pull the tube out of the tank = Ïgh x S where Ï is the density of the liquid. Now what the hell is this ???
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What i've put up der is a part of the solution to the question.....not the question.