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Water jet issues water from nozzel of $2 c m^{2}$ cross-section with velocity $30 c m / s$ and strikes a plane surface placed at right angles to the jet. The force exerted on the plane is

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200 d y n e

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400 d y n e

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1800 d y n e

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None of the above

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The correct option is C $1800 d y n e$

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