

Just to the right of the hole, say the water shoots out with a horizontal velocity v. The water coming out of the hole to enter a zone with pressure equal to atmospheric pressure and so from Bernoulli's equation we have,

Gravity pulls the water down with an acceleration of g, and so the time t taken by water to reach the surface from a height h is given by

The horizontal distance traveled by the water before its hits the ground is given by,

The extrema (maxima/minima) of l lies at,

Also at this value of h, it can be verified that the second derivative is negative indicating a maxima.
The distance traveled by the water for this value of h is given by substituting h = H/2 in l and is given by H.
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