How Do You Calculate the Holding Force of a Water Nozzle?

[techninja]

Homework Statement

A nozzle has a radius of 25mm. Water emerges at the rate of 750L/min. Find the force with which the nozzle must be held.

Homework Equations

$$F = m \times a$$
$$\Delta m / \Delta t = pAv$$
$$A_1 \times v_1 = A_2 \times v_2$$
$$R = vA$$

The Attempt at a Solution

I've so far been able to calculate fluid velocity: $$v = r/A = 6.366m/s$$. However, finding pressure in order to find force eludes me. I've tried looking into different units, trying the above formulae (but there's always one variable somehow dangling somewhere), and so on.

The answer is given to be 79N, so I do know that pressure is equal to about 40000 pascals. This, of course, doesn't help much.

Any help is very much appreciated.

 

[Chi Meson]

Try looking at a variation of the impulse-momentum equation, Ft = m delta v

 

[techninja]

Thank you verily much for your input. I completely understand now. (: