Please answer everything Consider the following pipe system. The three water-filled tanks are connected by pipeswith diameters and lengths as indicated in the figure below. All pipes are made ofmortar-lined steel with roughness value of 0.1 mm. The discharge through pipe 1 is 0.028cms. Neglect minor losses and use a kinematic viscosity of water of 1 x 10+ m²/s.What is the head at the junction?a.34.088 mElevation 60 mVAb.20.746 mElevation = 20 mVBc.49.295 md.11.230 mElevation 0VCD = ?€ = 200 mD = 0.08 m€ = 400 mConsider the uniform flow of water in the triangular channel shown in the figure. Thechannel bed slope is 0.003 and the roughness coefficient is 0.025. The flow rate in thechannel is 25 m³/s.What is the normal depth?a.3.48 mb.2.28 mVc.4.70 m2d. 1.98 mуWhat is the critical depth?a. 1.98 m1b.4.70 mc.3.48 md.2.28 mIf the flow depth at a certain section of the channel is 2 m, the flow is:a.subcriticalb.criticalc.supercriticald.can not be determinedD = 0.10 m-= 200 m3

Given dataD1=0.10mν=1×10-6m2/sQ=0.028cms

Consider the following pipe system. The three water-filled tanks are connected by pipes with diameters and lengths as indicated in the figure below. All pipes are made of mortar-lined steel with roughness value of 0.1 mm. The discharge through pipe 1 is 0.028 cms. Neglect minor losses and use a kinematic viscosity of water of 1 x 10 m³/s. What is the head at the junction? a.34.088 m Elevation = 60 m VA b.20.746 m Elevation = 20 m c.49.295 m ув Elevation = 0 VC d.11.230 m Z D = 0.10 m = 200 m

Consider the following pipe system. The three water-filled tanks are connected by pipes with diameters and lengths as indicated in the figure below. All pipes are made of mortar-lined steel with roughness value of 0.1 mm. The discharge through pipe 1 is 0.028 cms. Neglect minor losses and use a kinematic viscosity of water of 1 x 10 m³/s. What is the head at the junction? a.34.088 m Elevation = 60 m VA b.20.746 m Elevation = 20 m c.49.295 m ув Elevation = 0 VC d.11.230 m Z D = 0.10 m = 200 m

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