6.88 A water jet strikes a cart as shown. After striking the cart, the water is deflected vertically with respect to the cart. The cart is initially at rest and is accelerated by the water jet. The mass in the water jet is much less than that of the cart. There is no resis- tance on the cart. The mass flow rate from the jet is 10 kg/s. The mass of the cart is 100 kg. Find the time required for the cart to achieve a speed one-half of the jet speed. الند M PROBLEMS 6.87, 6.88

6.88 A water jet strikes a cart as shown. After striking the cart, the water is deflected vertically with respect to the cart. The cart is initially at rest and is accelerated by the water jet. The mass in the water jet is much less than that of the cart. There is no resis- tance on the cart. The mass flow rate from the jet is 10 kg/s. The mass of the cart is 100 kg. Find the time required for the cart to achieve a speed one-half of the jet speed. الند M PROBLEMS 6.87, 6.88

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