A. A horizontal water jet hits a vertically mounted plate and an obliquely mounted plate as shown in Fig 2 (a) and (b), respectively. The jet is assumed to have the (a) uniform velocity distribution of V and the density of the fluid is p. The volume flow rate is Q. The effect of viscosity is assumed to be negligible. Answer the following questions. Fa (1) In the case of (a), obtain the force exerted on the vertical plate Fa using p, Q and V.

A. A horizontal water jet hits a vertically mounted plate and an obliquely mounted plate as shown in Fig 2 (a) and (b), respectively. The jet is assumed to have the (a) uniform velocity distribution of V and the density of the fluid is p. The volume flow rate is Q. The effect of viscosity is assumed to be negligible. Answer the following questions. Fa (1) In the case of (a), obtain the force exerted on the vertical plate Fa using p, Q and V.

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