For the 3-reservoir system shown, if the elevation of reservoir A and B is 80 m and 50 m, respectively, and Q₁ is 0.42 m³/s, determine the flow rate in pipe 3. For simplicity, assume the friction factors to be constant for each pipe as shown in the table. A Pipe 1 2 3 Length, L (m) 1800 2000 4000 0.821 cms O a. O b. 0.581 cms O C. 0.621 cms O d. 0.401 cms 2 Diameter, D (mm) 400 500 800 Friction factor 0.02 0.025 0.03

For the 3-reservoir system shown, if the elevation of reservoir A and B is 80 m and 50 m, respectively, and Q₁ is 0.42 m³/s, determine the flow rate in pipe 3. For simplicity, assume the friction factors to be constant for each pipe as shown in the table. A Pipe 1 2 3 Length, L (m) 1800 2000 4000 0.821 cms O a. O b. 0.581 cms O C. 0.621 cms O d. 0.401 cms 2 Diameter, D (mm) 400 500 800 Friction factor 0.02 0.025 0.03

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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