bernoulli's principle

[inaccensa]

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When we look at the classic water in a closed container that flows out with v=2gh^.5, the fluid will flow horizontally the instant the water flows, and then vertically downwards, so at point does it gain a velocity in the y direction? is it safe to say that velocity changes to zero and its flows in the y-direction to gravity. It flows with velocity V until V=0?

 

[costales]

The water is in projectile motion. The y-component of velocity starts getting bigger immediately because of acceleration due to gravity, while the x-component stays the same. Neither component will become zero.

 

[inaccensa]

The water is in projectile motion. The y-component of velocity starts getting bigger immediately because of acceleration due to gravity, while the x-component stays the same. Neither component will become zero.

Great thanks