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    CHE 204 Transport Phenomena I Quiz # 2 Name ID#

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    Two streams of water impinge upon each other from tanks and meet at a point A where their velocities sum to zero, or stagnation point. With negligible viscous effects and no frictional losses, the height h can be determined from information given about the flow configuration and velocities at the impinging point.

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    Two streams of water impinge upon each other from tanks and meet at a point A where their velocities sum to zero, or stagnation point. With negligible viscous effects and no frictional losses, the height h can be determined from information given about the flow configuration and velocities at the impinging point.

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    Two streams of water impinge upon each other from tanks and meet at a point A where their velocities sum to zero, or stagnation point. With negligible viscous effects and no frictional losses, the height h can be determined from information given about the flow configuration and velocities at the impinging point.

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    Transport Phenomena I
    Quiz # 2
    Name
    ID #
    Streams of water from two tanks impinge upon each other as shown in the figure below. If
    viscous effects are negligible (No frictional losses) and point A is a stagnation point (the
    velocity at point A is zero), determine the height h.

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