What is the force in Lb of free fall water into hole ?

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In summary, the force in pounds of free fall water into a hole is determined by the mass and acceleration of the water. The force, also known as weight, can be calculated using the formula F = ma, where F is force in pounds, m is the mass in pounds, and a is the acceleration in feet per second squared. This force can cause damage to the hole and surrounding area, making it important to properly manage and control the flow of water.
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Abdel Moneim
The rate of fall is one Barrel per minute
 
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