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- Based of the figure what is the final situation when tap is opened
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- potetial energy= rho*g*h
Engineering What Happens When Water Reaches Equilibrium in Three Tanks?
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When water reaches equilibrium in three tanks, it will distribute evenly based on the levels in each tank. Participants speculate that once equilibrium is achieved, any additional water will lead to overflow. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding fluid dynamics in this scenario. The final situation will depend on the initial water levels and the connection between the tanks. Overall, the consensus is that overflow is likely when water is allowed to flow into the tanks after equilibrium is reached.
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similar question postedChestermiller said:
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What do you think the final situation will be after all the water is at equilibrium again after it is allowed to flow into the three tanks?
What do you think the final situation will be after all the water is at equilibrium again after it is allowed to flow into the three tanks?
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If all the water is in equilibrium and and water is allowed to flow i think it will overflowLnewqban said:
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