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Can skeleton keys really open any lock?

I find it hard to believe that there could be such a thing, considering that keyholes come in many sizes, and only one master key could open them all up?

Answer:

F dp/dt where p is momentum m*v. v is not changing, so F v*dm/dt. dm/dt rho*A*dx/dt dm/dt rho*A*v. Therefore F rho*A*v^2 v Q/A where Q volume flow rate and A the nozzle area F rho*Q^2/A rho 10^3 kg/m^3 Q 450*10^-6 / 60 m^3/sec A π*(0.004^2) EDIT: kirchwey is correct. Q should be 450*10^-3/60 7.5*10^-3 m^3/sec, and Q^2 5.63*10^-6. Then F 1119 N
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