show dolution and diagrams. 7. The head lost in each pipe in the figure is given by HL = kQ², where Q is the discharge inm/s and HL is in meters. The values of k of each pipe are as follows:K1 = 4.5Ka = 3.1K2 = 23.9K3 = 2.3Ks = 33.7Ke = 6.1If the total head lost in the system is 56 m, determine the following:2134D 6EA5If the total head lost in the system is 56 m, determine the following:a.) The flow in line 2b.) The flow in line 4c.) The head lost in line 3 in md.) The head lost in line 6 in m.e.) The total flow in the system in m/sIf the flow in line 3 is 71 MLD, determine the following:f.) The flow in line 5g.) the flow in line 2h.) The total head lost in the system in meters

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7. The head lost in each pipe in the figure is given by HL = kQ?, where Q isth m/s and HL is in meters. The values of k of each pipe are as follows: K1 = 4.5 K3 = 2.3 Ke = 6.1 If the total head lost in the system is 56 m, determine the following: K2 = 23.9 KA = 3.1 Ks = 33.7 2 1 3 C 4 A B If the total head lost in the system is 56 m, determine the following: a.) The flow in line 2 b.) The flow in line 4 c.) The head lost in line 3 in m

7. The head lost in each pipe in the figure is given by HL = kQ?, where Q isth m/s and HL is in meters. The values of k of each pipe are as follows: K1 = 4.5 K3 = 2.3 Ke = 6.1 If the total head lost in the system is 56 m, determine the following: K2 = 23.9 KA = 3.1 Ks = 33.7 2 1 3 C 4 A B If the total head lost in the system is 56 m, determine the following: a.) The flow in line 2 b.) The flow in line 4 c.) The head lost in line 3 in m

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