If the diameter of a diffuser at section 1 is d, = 45 mm and at section 2 d, = 62 mm and the mean velocity at section 2 is V, = 5.0 m/s. Calculate the velocity entering the diffuser. O a. 9.49 cm/s O b. 2.63 m/s O .949 m/s O d. 949 cm/s

If the diameter of a diffuser at section 1 is d, = 45 mm and at section 2 d, = 62 mm and the mean velocity at section 2 is V, = 5.0 m/s. Calculate the velocity entering the diffuser. O a. 9.49 cm/s O b. 2.63 m/s O .949 m/s O d. 949 cm/s

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