In the orifice and Jet flow experiment, the following data were collected. Water level =30 cm , Volume V = 44.1 L was collected in time 32 seconds, orifice diameter = 6 mm, X, = 50 mm , X, = 100 mm, X, = 150 mm, X, = 200 mm, X, = 250 mm %3D %3D = 3 mm , Y, = 10 mm, Y, = 22 mm, Y, = 38 mm, Y = 63 mm %3D What is the discharge coefficient?

In the orifice and Jet flow experiment, the following data were collected. Water level =30 cm , Volume V = 44.1 L was collected in time 32 seconds, orifice diameter = 6 mm, X, = 50 mm , X, = 100 mm, X, = 150 mm, X, = 200 mm, X, = 250 mm %3D %3D = 3 mm , Y, = 10 mm, Y, = 22 mm, Y, = 38 mm, Y = 63 mm %3D What is the discharge coefficient?

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