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    This document appears to be recording data from an experiment measuring the impact of a jet of water on a cup attached to a pivot. The experiment was conducted at different cup angles of 90, 135, and 180 degrees. At each angle, measurements were taken of the mass, time, mass flow rate, exit velocity, jet velocity, measured force, and theoretical force over multiple trials. Other variables like the height of the cup, diameter of the nozzle, distance of the pivot, and water temperature were also recorded but no values were provided.

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    Lab 2 fLUIDS

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    Lab 2 Fluids

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    This document appears to be recording data from an experiment measuring the impact of a jet of water on a cup attached to a pivot. The experiment was conducted at different cup angles of 90, 135, and 180 degrees. At each angle, measurements were taken of the mass, time, mass flow rate, exit velocity, jet velocity, measured force, and theoretical force over multiple trials. Other variables like the height of the cup, diameter of the nozzle, distance of the pivot, and water temperature were also recorded but no values were provided.

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    Impact of A Jet (Experiment 2)

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    William Chan
    This document appears to be recording data from an experiment measuring the impact of a jet of water on a cup attached to a pivot. The experiment was conducted at different cup angles of 90, 135, and 180 degrees. At each angle, measurements were taken of the mass, time, mass flow rate, exit velocity, jet velocity, measured force, and theoretical force over multiple trials. Other variables like the height of the cup, diameter of the nozzle, distance of the pivot, and water temperature were also recorded but no values were provided.

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    Impact of a Jet (Experiment 2)

    Tria
    l

    Mass
    (kg)

    Tim
    e
    (s)

    Jockey
    Weight
    Position Y
    (cm)

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    Cup Angle ():_90_

    Mass
    Flow
    rate
    (kg/s)

    Exit
    Velocity
    u (m/s)

    Height of Cup (h)______cm

    Distance of pivot(d):_______mm

    Tria
    l

    Mass
    (kg)

    Tim
    e
    (s)

    Jockey
    Weight
    Position Y
    (cm)

    Mass
    Flow
    rate
    (kg/s)

    Jet
    Velocity
    U0 (m/s)

    Measured
    Force Fm (N)

    Theoretical
    Force F (N)

    Diameter of Nozzle(D):______mm

    Water Temp(C)_________

    Exit
    Velocity
    u (m/s)

    Jet
    Velocity
    U0 (m/s)

    Measured
    Force Fm (N)

    Theoretical
    Force F (N)

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    Cup Angle ():_135_

    Height of Cup (h)______cm


    Nozzle(D):______mm

    Distance of pivot(d):_______mm

    Tria
    l

    Mass
    (kg)

    Tim
    e
    (s)

    Jockey
    Weight
    Position Y
    (cm)

    Mass
    Flow
    rate
    (kg/s)

    Diameter of

    Water Temp(C)_________

    Exit
    Velocity
    u (m/s)

    Jet
    Velocity
    U0 (m/s)

    Measured
    Force Fm (N)

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    Cup Angle ():_180_

    Height of Cup (h)______cm


    Nozzle(D):______mm

    Distance of pivot(d):_______mm

    Diameter of

    Water Temp(C)_________

    Theoretical
    Force F (N)

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