A pipe needs to be designed to carry 4.57 cfs with a velocity of 2 ft/sec. What is the diameter of the pipe needed? Round your answer to the nearest common pipe size. Use this equation: Q=V*A. Answer Choices: A. 8” B. 24” C. 6” D. 15”

A pipe needs to be designed to carry 4.57 cfs with a velocity of 2 ft/sec. What is the diameter of the pipe needed? Round your answer to the nearest common pipe size. Use this equation: Q=V*A. Answer Choices: A. 8” B. 24” C. 6” D. 15”

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