Liquid is flowing in a pipeline 60 mm in diameter at 9.5 cu. m. per hour. If the density of fluid is 780 kg. per cu. m. Calculate the velocity in meter per second.
Liquid is flowing in a pipeline 60 mm in diameter at 9.5 cu. m. per hour. If the density of fluid is 780 kg. per cu. m. Calculate the velocity in meter per second.
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Transcribed Image Text:Liquid is flowing in a pipeline 60 mm in diameter at 9.5 cu. m. per hour. If the density
of fluid is 780 kg. per cu. m. Calculate the velocity in meter per second.
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