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For the two-tank system shown in the accompanying figure, what are the energy losses due to friction?
20 ft
P = 8 psig
Check
Water
Select one:
O a. 4.7J/kg;
O b.
0J/kg;
O c. 4.7J/kg;
.O d. Not enough information is given to be able to
solve this problem.
cross out
cross out
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