3. The below figure shows a pipe with a circular cross section of diameter D mm on the left end and a square cross section with side D mm on the right end. Mercury enters the left end with a velocity 1 cm/s and leaves the right end with a velocity V2. Find V2 (neglect losses in the pipe). Inlet Outlet Cannot be find since length is not given Cannot be find since diameter is not given а. b. с. 7.85 mm/s d. 12.73 mm/s

3. The below figure shows a pipe with a circular cross section of diameter D mm on the left end and a square cross section with side D mm on the right end. Mercury enters the left end with a velocity 1 cm/s and leaves the right end with a velocity V2. Find V2 (neglect losses in the pipe). Inlet Outlet Cannot be find since length is not given Cannot be find since diameter is not given а. b. с. 7.85 mm/s d. 12.73 mm/s

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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