TITProblem 4A sealed tankof Section A1.1m² is filled withwater and in the tank pressure us p = 5 atmThe free surface of water is placed at a heighth₁ = 20m. At ground levels on the basisthetankf7there is a small tabe of section A₂ = 0.0079m²with a tap. khen the top is opened, water gushesto abeight z0ap the height & and the volume flow rate at theoutput of the tubeATAby the power we car obtain from the water at the output.18AA₁POS2TNJdaV.TenAzzaPlease answer the above question step-wise,Showing detailed explorations (in hand written if possible)In adrlanced !!!Thanks

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TI TU AR T Problem 4 A sealed tank 7m² is filled of Section A1 water and in the tank pressure us p = 5 atm The free surface of water is placed at a height h₁ = 20m. At ground levels on the basis the f tank there is a small tube 2 section 42 = 0.0079m² of with a tap. klher the top is opened, water gushes to a P A₁ H 2 beight z 0 ap the height & and the volume flow rate at the output of the tube. b) the power we can obtain from the water at the output. 18 A24 Az N with da Te 80% V su Lean Please answer the above question step-wise, Showing detailed explorations (in hand written if possible) Thanks in advanced !!!

TI TU AR T Problem 4 A sealed tank 7m² is filled of Section A1 water and in the tank pressure us p = 5 atm The free surface of water is placed at a height h₁ = 20m. At ground levels on the basis the f tank there is a small tube 2 section 42 = 0.0079m² of with a tap. klher the top is opened, water gushes to a P A₁ H 2 beight z 0 ap the height & and the volume flow rate at the output of the tube. b) the power we can obtain from the water at the output. 18 A24 Az N with da Te 80% V su Lean Please answer the above question step-wise, Showing detailed explorations (in hand written if possible) Thanks in advanced !!!

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