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in the notes , author said that the velocity within it is negligible? does the author mean the water velocity in the tank ?
so the velocity (v^2)/2g in the 4.24 means the velocity in the pipe ?

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foo9008 said:
in the notes , author said that the velocity within it is negligible? does the author mean the water velocity in the tank ?
so the velocity (v^2)/2g in the 4.24 means the velocity in the pipe ?
Yes, the author means that the inflowing water effectively becomes stilled by the water in the tank.
And yes, as the diagram shows, v is the inlet velocity.
 
haruspex said:
Yes, the author means that the inflowing water effectively becomes stilled by the water in the tank.
And yes, as the diagram shows, v is the inlet velocity.
why the water will become ' stilled' ?
 
foo9008 said:
why the water will become ' stilled' ?
Water has some viscosity. It becomes mixed with the water in the tank, sharing its momentum.
 
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