elow shows two sections of cast-iron pipe connected in series that transport water from a reservoir and discharge it into air through a rotary valve at a location 100 m below the water surface elevation. If the water temperature is 10°C, and square-edged connections are used, what is the discharge? 0 57 40 cm L= 1,000 m (2) 20cm 6 L = 1,200 m 100m 0

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