A pipe connected in series has the following roughness or friction coefficients: Pipe 1 C = 90 (Hazen-Williams) Pipe 2 n = 0.015 (Chezy-Manning) Pipe 3 f = 0.025 (Darcy-Weisbach) All pipes have a diameter of 400mm, length of 1 kilometer, and flow rate of 150 L/s. Determine the headloss on Pipe 3 in meters.

A pipe connected in series has the following roughness or friction coefficients: Pipe 1 C = 90 (Hazen-Williams) Pipe 2 n = 0.015 (Chezy-Manning) Pipe 3 f = 0.025 (Darcy-Weisbach) All pipes have a diameter of 400mm, length of 1 kilometer, and flow rate of 150 L/s. Determine the headloss on Pipe 3 in meters.

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