If for the pipe carrying water in a building, h= 146.51 meters, v1=3.842 m/s, and the cross-sectionalarea at 1 is twice that at 2, what must P1 be (in KPa), in order that P2=105.6 KPa?

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If for the pipe carrying water in a building, h = 146.51 meters, v1 = 3.842 m/s, and the cross-sectional area at 1 is twice that at 2, what must P1 be (in KPa), in order that P2 = 105.6 KPa?