Q.3In a steady flow of water, water is comingin through Pipe 1 (area 1 m, velocity 1 m/s) and Pipe 2 (area 2 m, velocity 2 m/s) and2.going out through Pipe 3 (area 2.5 m-). Theexit velocity of Pipe 3 is?A 3 m/sВ6 m/s5 m/sD 2 m/s

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Given:A1=1 m2V1=1 m/sA2=2 m2V2=2 m/sA3=2.5 m2

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In a steady flow of water, water is coming in through Pipe 1 (area 1 m, velocity 1 m/ 2 s) and Pipe 2 (area 2 m, velocity 2 m/s) and going out through Pipe 3 (area 2.5 m). The exit velocity of Pipe 3 is? A 3 m/s В 6 m/s C 5 m/s D 2 m/s

In a steady flow of water, water is coming in through Pipe 1 (area 1 m, velocity 1 m/ 2 s) and Pipe 2 (area 2 m, velocity 2 m/s) and going out through Pipe 3 (area 2.5 m). The exit velocity of Pipe 3 is? A 3 m/s В 6 m/s C 5 m/s D 2 m/s

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