c) An 18mm diameter jet of water has a velocity of 4.5m/s and strikes aplate angled at 60° to the flow of the jet. Calculate the force normal to theplate if:The plate is stationary• The plate is moving towards the jet at 0.8m/sd) A nozzle, which reduces from 45mm to 30mm in diameter,discharges water at a rate of 30 L/s. If the pressure at theentrance to the nozzle is 800 kPa and 50 kPa at the outlet,determine the force on the nozzle.e) A 600 mm diameter pipe carrying 0.9 m³/s of oil (RD 0.85)has a 90° bend in the horizontal plane. The loss of headdue to the bend is 1 metre of oil and the pressure at thestart of the bend is 300kPa. Calculate the magnitude andangle of the resultant force exerted by the oil on the bend.

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