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3.64 What is the velocity of the water in the pipe if the manometer shown in Fig. P3.64 reads: (a) 4 cm? 10 cm? (b) (c) 2 in.? (d) 4 in.? H Hg V

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3.64 What is the velocity of the water in the pipe if the
manometer shown in Fig. P3.64 reads:
(а) 4 сm?
(b) 10 cm?
(c) 2 in.?
(d) 4 in.?
H
Hg
V

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