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Lets say a cone shaped funnel was made as I was draining water (due to coriolis effect) and that there is a given circumferential velocity (lets say its 5m/s) at a certain radius of the cone (lets say 15 cm), also the cone's vertex is inside the drain and is a certain distance (lets say this is 20 cm) from the drain. In this case how would one get to figuring out the flow rate at the start of the cone (at r=15cm) and at the vertex of the cone?
Just a situation I would like to know about IF it shows up on the Physics C test(s), you can never be too sure :P
Just a situation I would like to know about IF it shows up on the Physics C test(s), you can never be too sure :P