Water at 20^{\circ} C flows in a 0.45-m-diameter pipe at a flowrate of 0.34 m^{3} /sec. The pipe is fitted with a gradual pipe contraction (nozzle) with a diameter of 0.15 m in order to accelerate the flow, as illustrated in Figure EP 5.14. Assume that the pipe and the nozzle lie in a horizontal plane, (x, y). The pressure at point 1 is 3 × 10^5 N/m^{2} , and assume a minor head loss coefficient due to the nozzle, k of 0.07. (a) Determine the minor head loss due to the nozzle. (b) Determine the pressure at point 2. (c) Determine the reaction force acting on the nozzle due to the thrust force of the flow (anchoring force required to keep the nozzle from moving).