C2. A circular pipe 1 of 480 mm diameter branches into two pipes (pipe 2 and pipe 3) of diameters 300 mm and 185 mm respectively as shown in figure below. If the average velocity of pipe 1 and pipe 3 are 5.45 m/s and 3.7 m/s and the flow rate of pipe 2 is 1/4th of water flow in pipe 1. V2 Pipe 2 D2 Pipe 1 D, Pipe 3 (3 V3 Find the following: (3 Marks) (i) Flow rate of water through pipe 1 in m3/s (ii) Velocity (V2) of pipe 2 in m/s (iii) Flow rate of water (Q3) through pipe 3 in m³/s

C2. A circular pipe 1 of 480 mm diameter branches into two pipes (pipe 2 and pipe 3) of diameters 300 mm and 185 mm respectively as shown in figure below. If the average velocity of pipe 1 and pipe 3 are 5.45 m/s and 3.7 m/s and the flow rate of pipe 2 is 1/4th of water flow in pipe 1. V2 Pipe 2 D2 Pipe 1 D, Pipe 3 (3 V3 Find the following: (3 Marks) (i) Flow rate of water through pipe 1 in m3/s (ii) Velocity (V2) of pipe 2 in m/s (iii) Flow rate of water (Q3) through pipe 3 in m³/s

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