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Can you help me to what the equation would work out to?

Would you subtract the square root from the right hand side to get A2 on its own, then group like terms?

to get A2 dived the right hand side by sqrt... then by cancelling out wouldn't that leave sqrt rho*g*z??

A2= A0 sqrt (rho*g*z) A2 will be greater

M(dot) is the mass flow rate M(dot)= A0 sqrt (2(Po-B)/rho) = A2 * sqrt (2(Po-B+rho*g*z')/rho) where A0 is exit area at nozzle A2 is a vertical distance z below nozzle i have also subbed in v from part i and part ii

M(dot)= A1 sqrt (2(Po-B)/rho) = A2 * sqrt (2(Po-B-rho*g*z')/rho)

M= rho*A*V = rho*A*V - rho*g*z' ?

that it will always remain constant?

From earlier you said apply continuity equation Q(dot)=AV A=Q/V but now I am unsure what to do with this?

P0 = B + rho*V^2/2 - rho*g*z' v= sqrt (2(Po-B +rho*g*z')/rho)

ii) P0 = B + rho*V^2/2 + rho*g*z' v= sqrt (2(Po-B-rho*g*z')/rho)

v= sqrt (2(Po-B)/rho) ?

v= sqrt (2(B-Po)/rho) ??

stagnation Po = B+1/2* ρ*v^2 v= sqrt (B+1/2*ρ)

P +1/2*ρ*v^2+ρgz = B ??

i) would the equation be... B+1/2*ρ*v^2+ρgz'

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no, They are old exam questions to help us revise.

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Thank you, and also what is the best/easiest way to re arrange for T? I always struggle trying to figure this out!

and also what is the best/easiest way to re arrange for T?

so would it be 0.3= 150*(5mm*6mm)(T-293)

Q represents the amount of heat loss? and units are watts?

would you divide the heat transfer coefficient by the power input?

work = joules?

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would it be 45000J/ 24*60*60??

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so the equation including density would look like P=ρ(R/M)T sorry I just can't get my head around it! :( and the actual pressure would be 7bar?

so the formula for power P= I . V ?? ----> 5 x 0.5 = 2.5 watts? E= P . t -----> 2.5 x (5*60*60) = 45000 ? then I'm unsure on what to do?

is the power of the iPod 90*60 = 5400joules?

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so the pressure will be... (Pgage = ρgh??) + (pressure of atmosphere 101325pa * temp 21°)

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