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From point A to point B of the system shown in the figure, oil flows (specific gravity of 8.64 kN/m3). A) Calculate the volumetric flow of the oil. ( WORK LIKE NEW PLEASE

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From point A to point B of the system shown in the figure, oil flows (specific gravity of 8.64 kN/m3).

A) Calculate the volumetric flow of the oil. ( WORK LIKE NEW PLEASE)

50 mm
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Inside diameter
B
600 mm
150 mm
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