Change in Velocity Homework Solution

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Homework Statement



Water enters and leaves a pipe as shown at a steady speed of 1.5. Find the change in velocity.

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Homework Equations



V1-V2=Change in Velocity


The Attempt at a Solution



I need to draw the resultant. What next?
 
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lil08 said:

Homework Statement



Water enters and leaves a pipe as shown at a steady speed of 1.5. Find the change in velocity.

http://kv8v6q.blu.livefilestore.com/y1pjsZ-s4z6_sTZEgW2-nsZ8pf1YrZml2cqcsXxgwnDNbUzFlaPXJcSe_nX93qAi6xd_Z7BATO9oBNXPDbxrGoJHEkk6WbzV3wR/0.bmp


Homework Equations



V1-V2=Change in Velocity


The Attempt at a Solution



I need to draw the resultant. What next?

Welcome to the PF. I believe that they want you to calculate the change in vector velocity. So express the entry velocity as a vector in xy coordinates, and the exit velocity in xy coordinates. The difference is just the subtraction of the two vectors, carried out with components.
 
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