(2) A horizontal pipe 10cm in diameter reduced to a pipe of 5cm in diameter. Ifthe pressure of water in the large pipe is 8x104 Pa and in the small one is6x10 Pa. Find:(a) The velocity in the large pipe?(b) The velocity in the small one?(c) The mass flow rate in the pipe?

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(2) A horizontal pipe 10cm in diameter reduced to a pipe of 5cm in diameter. If the pressure of water in the large pipe is 8x10 Pa and in the small one is 6x10 Pa. Find : (a) The velocity in the large pipe? (b) The velocity in the small one? (c) The mass flow rate in the pipe?

(2) A horizontal pipe 10cm in diameter reduced to a pipe of 5cm in diameter. If the pressure of water in the large pipe is 8x10 Pa and in the small one is 6x10 Pa. Find : (a) The velocity in the large pipe? (b) The velocity in the small one? (c) The mass flow rate in the pipe?

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(2) A horizontal pipe 10cm in diameter reduced to a pipe of 5cm in diameter. If
the pressure of water in the large pipe is 8x104 Pa and in the small one is
6x10 Pa. Find:
(a) The velocity in the large pipe?
(b) The velocity in the small one?
(c) The mass flow rate in the pipe?

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