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How much force is exerted by a hose that expels water at a rate of 15kg/s at a speed of 30m/s
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How much force is exerted by a hose that expels water at a rate of 15kg/s at a speed of 30m/s

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A fire hose directs a stream of water against the north wall of a house. The stream is directed southwards and the stream has a speed of 16 m/s. If the water comes out of the hose at rate of 27 kg/s, what force is exerted on the wall?

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