Q3) A) A water jet issues from a nozzle 5 cm diameter, strikes a plate with a velocity of 30 m/sec. the plate makes an angle of 60° to the horizontal. If frictional loss is such as to reduce the velocity of the stream leaving the body to 25 m/sec, find:- 1. The component of force in the direction of get. 2. The component of force normal to get, 3. The magnitude and direction of resultant of force exerted by water.

Q3) A) A water jet issues from a nozzle 5 cm diameter, strikes a plate with a velocity of 30 m/sec. the plate makes an angle of 60° to the horizontal. If frictional loss is such as to reduce the velocity of the stream leaving the body to 25 m/sec, find:- 1. The component of force in the direction of get. 2. The component of force normal to get, 3. The magnitude and direction of resultant of force exerted by water.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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