Water flowing out of a 16mm-diameter faucet fills a 20Lbottle in 10s. At what distance below the faucet has the water stream narrowed to10mm diameter?

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The distance below stream the faucet water is 0.283m

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Step :1 Introduction 

Diameter of the faucet 1 is D1=16mm

Radius of the faucet is r1=8mm

=8×103m

Water flow at the speed of v1=1.0m/s2

Acceleration due to gravity is g=9.80m/s2

Diameter of the faucet when it is narrowed D2=10mm

Radius of the faucetisr2=5mm

=5×103m

Water flow after the faucet is narrowed v=?

From the equation, continuity is

A1v1=A2v2

πr12v1=πr22v2

Speed of the water in the narrowed faucet is

v2=v1r12r22

=(1.0m/s)8×103m25×103m2

=6425m/s

=2.56m/s

The pressure difference is the same in both of the faucets. Therefore, from Bernoulli's equation

ρgh1+12ρv12=ρgh2+12ρv22

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Step :2 Substituution

ρgh1h2=12ρv22v12

gh1h2=12v22v12

h1h2=12×9.8(2.56m/s)2(1.0m/s)2

=119.6(5.5536)

ρg=0.283m

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