HW 11.4 Given a water pipe with a contraction and a manometer connected between the two pipe sections as shown in the figure below. The pipe contracts from a 6-inch pipe to a 4-inch pipe. If the manometer fluid is carbon tetrachloride (CCl4) with a specific gravity S = 1.59 and a differential reading of h = 18.5 inches, compute the flow rate in the pipe. V₁₂ Ideal fluid V/₂ CCL (s = 1.59)

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