For the branching pipe system in the figure below, if the discharge through pipe A is given, which is the correctflow of solution to determine the other relevant hydraulic parameters of the system?Elevation = 20 m72BD = ?l = 200 mElevation = 60 m▼1AD = 0.10 m€ = 200 mCD = 0.08 ml = 400 mElevation = 073a.O b.Type 2 analysis for pipe A, Type 3 analysis for pipe B, Type 1 analysis for pipe CType 1 analysis for pipe A, Type 2 analysis for pipe C, Type 3 analysis for pipe BType 1 analysis for pipe A, Type 3 analysis for pipe B, Type 2 analysis for pipe CO d. Type 2 analysis for pipe A, Type 1 analysis for pipe C, Type 3 analysis for pipe BO c.

The branching pipe system is given in the above figure. Discharge through pipe A is given. We have…

For the branching pipe system in the figure below, if the discharge through pipe A is given, which is the correct flow of solution to determine the other relevant hydraulic parameters of the system? Elevation = 20 m 72 B D = ? ( = 200 m Elevation = 60 m V1 A D = 0.10 m - l = 200 m C D = 0.08 m l = 400 m Elevation = 0 73 O a. Type 2 analysis for pipe A, Type 3 analysis for pipe B, Type 1 analysis for pipe C O b. O c. Type 1 analysis for pipe A, Type 2 analysis for pipe C, Type 3 analysis for pipe B Type 1 analysis for pipe A, Type 3 analysis for pipe B, Type 2 analysis for pipe C O d. Type 2 analysis for pipe A, Type 1 analysis for pipe C, Type 3 analysis for pipe B

For the branching pipe system in the figure below, if the discharge through pipe A is given, which is the correct flow of solution to determine the other relevant hydraulic parameters of the system? Elevation = 20 m 72 B D = ? ( = 200 m Elevation = 60 m V1 A D = 0.10 m - l = 200 m C D = 0.08 m l = 400 m Elevation = 0 73 O a. Type 2 analysis for pipe A, Type 3 analysis for pipe B, Type 1 analysis for pipe C O b. O c. Type 1 analysis for pipe A, Type 2 analysis for pipe C, Type 3 analysis for pipe B Type 1 analysis for pipe A, Type 3 analysis for pipe B, Type 2 analysis for pipe C O d. Type 2 analysis for pipe A, Type 1 analysis for pipe C, Type 3 analysis for pipe B

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For the branching pipe system in the figure below, if the discharge through pipe A is given, which is the correct
flow of solution to determine the other relevant hydraulic parameters of the system?
Elevation = 20 m
72
B
D = ?
l = 200 m
Elevation = 60 m
▼1
A
D = 0.10 m
€ = 200 m
C
D = 0.08 m
l = 400 m
Elevation = 0
73
a.
O b.
Type 2 analysis for pipe A, Type 3 analysis for pipe B, Type 1 analysis for pipe C
Type 1 analysis for pipe A, Type 2 analysis for pipe C, Type 3 analysis for pipe B
Type 1 analysis for pipe A, Type 3 analysis for pipe B, Type 2 analysis for pipe C
O d. Type 2 analysis for pipe A, Type 1 analysis for pipe C, Type 3 analysis for pipe B
O c.

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