Y2Fresh water is flowing through this pipe at 5.00 m/s at the lower point, which ispositioned 2.00 m above the floor in a water treatment plant. As the pipe rises thediameter is reduced by a factor of 2. The upper porti of the pipe10.00 m abovethe floor. If the pressure in the lower section of the pipe is 2.76 x 10° Pa, what is thepressure in the pipe at the higher position?O A) 2.74 x 106 PaB) 2.68 x 106 PaO) 2.64 × 10° PaD 2.49 x 10 Pa

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Fresh water is flowing through this pipe at 5.00 m/s at the lower point, which is positioned 2.00 m above the floor in a water treatment plant. As the pipe rises the diameter is reduced by a factor of 2. The upper porti of the pipe is 10.00 m above the floor. If the pressure in the lower section of the pipe is 2.76 x 10° Pa, what is the pressure in the pipe at the higher position? O A) 2.74 x 10 Pa OB) 2.68 x 10o° Pa OO 2.64 x 106 Pa OD 2.49 x 10 Pa

Fresh water is flowing through this pipe at 5.00 m/s at the lower point, which is positioned 2.00 m above the floor in a water treatment plant. As the pipe rises the diameter is reduced by a factor of 2. The upper porti of the pipe is 10.00 m above the floor. If the pressure in the lower section of the pipe is 2.76 x 10° Pa, what is the pressure in the pipe at the higher position? O A) 2.74 x 10 Pa OB) 2.68 x 10o° Pa OO 2.64 x 106 Pa OD 2.49 x 10 Pa

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