Rather than putting a pump in the fountain, the town engineer puts a water storage tank in one of the nearby high-rise office buildings. How high up in that building should the tank be for its water to rise to 12 Im when spraying out of the fountain? (Neglect friction.)

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Rather than putting a pump in the
fountain, the town engineer puts a
water storage tank in one of the
nearby high-rise office buildings.
How high up in that building should
the tank be for its water to rise to 12
m when spraying out of the fountain?
(Neglect friction.)
Transcribed Image Text:Rather than putting a pump in the fountain, the town engineer puts a water storage tank in one of the nearby high-rise office buildings. How high up in that building should the tank be for its water to rise to 12 m when spraying out of the fountain? (Neglect friction.)
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