Old-time fire engines sometimes relied on steam power to direct the water to the desired target. in effect, a steam heated boiler was used to supply pressurized water (at 8 bar absolute) to a hose, which was then used to direct water to the base of the flames.1) estimate the height the water can reach. report your answer in m. 2) would this height remain constant during the boiling process? justify your answer with a one-paragraph physical explanation. 3) would the height of water inside the boiler have much of an impact on your answers to the two previous questions? provide quantitative support for your answers.