Engineering, 22.04.2020 04:32 kkatlynn
While maneuvering at the scene of a fire, a truck accidently backs over a fire hydrant and breaks it. The diameter of the water line to the hydrant is 6 inches, but due to internal plumbing, the effective diameter at the water outlet is 4 inches. If the flow rate of the water leaving the hydrant is 1,000 gal/min, what height will the water reach?
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