24. 3.9.An incompressible fluid (p = 55 lbm/ft³) leaves the pipe shown in Figure P3.9 with a velocity of 15 ft/sec. (a) Calculate the flow losses. (b) Assume that all losses occur in the constant-area pipe and find the pressure at the entrance to the pipe.

24. 3.9.An incompressible fluid (p = 55 lbm/ft³) leaves the pipe shown in Figure P3.9 with a velocity of 15 ft/sec. (a) Calculate the flow losses. (b) Assume that all losses occur in the constant-area pipe and find the pressure at the entrance to the pipe.

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