A 14.0-cm inner diameter water main furnishes water (through intermediate pipes) to a 1.00 cm inner diameter faucet pipe. If the average velocity in the faucet is 3.00 cm/s what will be the average velocity (in cm/s) it causes in the water main?

A 14.0-cm inner diameter water main furnishes water (through intermediate pipes) to a 1.00 cm inner diameter faucet pipe. If the average velocity in the faucet is 3.00 cm/s what will be the average velocity (in cm/s) it causes in the water main?

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Chapter15: Fluid Mechanics

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A 14.0-cm inner diameter water main
furnishes water
(through intermediate pipes) to a 1.00 cm
inner diameter faucet pipe. If the
average velocity in the faucet is 3.00 cm/s,
what will be the average velocity (in
cm/s) it causes in the water main?

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