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The figure shows a pipe connected a tee-section. Water with density of 1000 kg/s flows steadily from section 1 towards sections 2 and 3. At section 1, the area is 0.08 m^2 and the internal energy is 120 J/kg. At section 2, the area is 0.03 m^2, the velocity is 4.5 m/s, the gage pressure is zero and the internal energy is 130 J/kg. At section 3, the area is 0.05 m^2 the velocity is 4.5 m/s and the internal energy is 135 J/kg. If viscous effects, gravity and potential energy are negligible. Consider the atmospheric pressure 101 kPa. Answer the following questions. A)The gage pressure in (Pa) at section 3  B)The force in (kN) affecting the fluid in the x-direction  C)The force in (kN) affecting the fluid in the y-direction

The figure shows a pipe connected a tee-section. Water with density of 1000 kg/s flows steadily from section 1 towards sections 2 and 3. At section 1, the area is 0.08 m^2 and the internal energy is 120 J/kg. At section 2, the area is 0.03 m^2, the velocity is 4.5 m/s, the gage pressure is zero and the internal energy is 130 J/kg. At section 3, the area is 0.05 m^2 the velocity is 4.5 m/s and the internal energy is 135 J/kg. If viscous effects, gravity and potential energy are negligible. Consider the atmospheric pressure 101 kPa. Answer the following questions. A)The gage pressure in (Pa) at section 3  B)The force in (kN) affecting the fluid in the x-direction  C)The force in (kN) affecting the fluid in the y-direction

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The figure shows a pipe connected a tee-section. Water with density of 1000 kg/s flows steadily from section 1 towards sections 2 and 3. At section 1, the area is 0.08 m^2 and the internal energy is 120 J/kg. At section 2, the area is 0.03 m^2, the velocity is 4.5 m/s, the gage pressure is zero and the internal energy is 130 J/kg. At section 3, the area is 0.05 m^2 the velocity is 4.5 m/s and the internal energy is 135 J/kg. If viscous effects, gravity and potential energy are negligible. Consider the atmospheric pressure 101 kPa. Answer the following questions.

A)The gage pressure in (Pa) at section 3 

B)The force in (kN) affecting the fluid in the x-direction 

C)The force in (kN) affecting the fluid in the y-direction 

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