Bernoulli's theorem of conservation in a nozzle spraying to atmosphere

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Hi there, I'm having a problem behind the theory of bernoulli's theorem. Can it be applied in an application where water flows from a pump into a pipe with x diameter and out of a nozzle with y diameter to atmosphere. There is a pressure gauge on said pipe. There is a nozzle screwed into this pipe with no pressure gauge on it.

Is the gauge pressure at the nozzle atmospheric pressure, 0 or is it what can be calculated using bernoulli's theorem of conservation of energy?
 

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