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Engineering, 18.07.2019 00:20 epmooneyham7372

An open tank contains water at the bottom for a depth of 6 ft and 3 ft of oil ( 0.75) above water. water is discharged from the tank through a 4-inch diameter orifice located 2 ft above the bottom. assuming steady liquid levels and no losses, determine the volume flow rate through the orifice.

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