Sometimes the simplest things in nature exhibit a stunning and elegant beauty. Consider the slow running faucet in the picture below. You've probably seen many times how the column of water is thinner at the bottom than at the top. Today, we will analyze this beautiful image. Both location 1 and location 2 in the figure are outside the faucet and the water is in contact with air at both places. The top (starting) location is at a heighty₁=0.22meters and the end location isy₂= 0. At the top location, the water has a velocityv₁=1.96m/s and the stream of water has a radius ofr₁=0.014meters. Use your knowledge of fluids to determine all the following: The volume rate of flow leaving the faucet: ? m³/sec The velocity of the fluid at location 2:v₂= ? m/s The radius of the fluid stream at location 2:r₂= ? meters