Water exits a small hole at depth m below the open surface of a large tank. Using Bernoulli (Torricelli), what is the exit speed?
- A
m/s
- B
m/s
- Ccheck_circle
m/s
- D
m/s
Explanation
m/s.
Fluids and Conservation Laws (Continuity, Bernoulli)
AP Physics 1· difficulty 4/5
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