Water flows steadily from a tank T mounted on wheels as shown Nozzle area = 0.01 m² in the figure. After the water jet leaves the nozzle of the tank as a free jet into air, it falls and flows over cart C at 2 m - free jet T 4 m C rest, as shown. Assuming that the wheels are frictionless and V2 the fluid is inviscid, (a) determine the speed of the water V leaving the tank and the water speed V2 leaving the cart, Rope (b) determine the tension in the Rope.

Water flows steadily from a tank T mounted on wheels as shown Nozzle area = 0.01 m² in the figure. After the water jet leaves the nozzle of the tank as a free jet into air, it falls and flows over cart C at 2 m - free jet T 4 m C rest, as shown. Assuming that the wheels are frictionless and V2 the fluid is inviscid, (a) determine the speed of the water V leaving the tank and the water speed V2 leaving the cart, Rope (b) determine the tension in the Rope.

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