Calculate the velocities of the water at the two holes

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Problem: There are two holes in the side of a bucket, one is 10 cm below the surface, and the other is 20 cm below.

Part A: Calculate the velocities of the water at the two holes and compare results. Please show detailed calculation.

Please show steps to calculate the velocities of the water at the two holes.

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