In Lake Geneva (Switzerland), there is a water jet (called the Jet d'Eau) that is discharged 425 feet straight upward (measured from the surface of the lake). The exit of the discharge pipe is 8 inches in diameter. 130m lake

In Lake Geneva (Switzerland), there is a water jet (called the Jet d'Eau) that is discharged 425 feet straight upward (measured from the surface of the lake). The exit of the discharge pipe is 8 inches in diameter. 130m lake

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A. Neglecting head loss, calculate the velocity of the water as it leaves the pipe. B.Calculate the volume flow rate of the water in m^3/s.

In Lake Geneva (Switzerland), there is a water jet (called the Jet d'Eau) that is
discharged 425 feet straight upward (measured from the surface of the lake).
The exit of the discharge pipe is 8 inches in diameter.
130m
lake

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