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A liquid having area of free surface A and has an orifice at a depth of h with an area a, below the liquid surface, then find the velocity v of flow through the orifice

A

`v=sqrt(2gh)`

B

`v=sqrt(2gh)sqrt((A^(2))/(A^(2)-a^(2)))`

C

`v=sqrt(2gh)sqrt((A)/(A-a))`

D

`v=sqrt(2gh)sqrt((A^(2)-a^(2))/(A^(2)))`

Text Solution

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Appliying Bernoulli's therorem,
`(p)/(rho)+(1)/(2)(v')^(2)+gh=(p)/(rho)+(1)/(2)v^(2)+0`
wher v' is velocity of all surface of liquid and v is velocity of efflux.
From equations of continuity
`Av'avrArrv'=(av)/(A)`
`(1)/(2)((av)/(A))^(2)+gh=(1)/(2)v^(2)`
`v=sqrt(2gh)sqrt((A^(2)-a^(2))/(A^(2)))`
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