In the obscene of a tank stand how can you mount a water tank at a farm to ensure proper flow of water and what type of energy posed by water on top of the water in the water tank and coming out from of the strows

For water to flow effectively from a tank using gravity, the tank must be elevated above the point where the water is needed. This creates hydrostatic pressure and gravitational potential energy, which drives the flow.

If a tank stand isn't available, you can mount the water tank on a natural elevation such as a hill or a raised concrete platform. Alternatively, a sturdy, locally constructed base using materials like timber or stone can be built to elevate the tank. The key is to ensure the base is stable, level, and strong enough to support the full weight of the water.

2) Type of energy possessed by water:

• Water on top of the water in the water tank: This water possesses gravitational potential energy due to its height above a reference point (e.g., the ground or the outlet).
• Water coming out from the straws: This water is in motion, so it primarily possesses kinetic energy. It also still has some gravitational potential energy if it hasn't reached the lowest possible point.