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Why does a liquid jet emerging from a small hole maintain a constant range until near the hole?
Explanation
Torricelli’s law (v = 2gh) shows that the efflux speed depends only on depth, remaining constant near the hole until external factors (e.g., air resistance or gravity’s vertical effect) alter its trajectory.
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