A 0.5 km long pipe of diameter 0.45 m is connecting togeth er two reservoirs. If the difference in the water level of both reservoirs is 9 m and the pipe has a friction factor of 0.04, then calculate the flow velocity in pipe considering the entry, exit, and frictional losses.

A 0.5 km long pipe of diameter 0.45 m is connecting togeth er two reservoirs. If the difference in the water level of both reservoirs is 9 m and the pipe has a friction factor of 0.04, then calculate the flow velocity in pipe considering the entry, exit, and frictional losses.

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A 0.5 km long pipe of diameter 0.45 m is connecting together two reservoirs. If the
difference in the water level of both reservoirs is 9 m and the pipe has a friction
factor of 0.04, then calculate the flow velocity in pipe considering the entry, exit, and
frictional losses.

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