Mario is attempting to fix some Mushroom Kingdom plumbing.At one point in the plumbing, a horizontal pipe is carrying an incompressible frictionless fluidof density 1.33x10³ kg/m³.The pipe narrows from d₁= 6.2 cm at left to d₂ = 2.5 cm at right, as shown below.Td₂上If the fluid enters the wider left end of the pipe at a speed of 1.71 m/s, by how much must thepressure drop or rise (in kPa) at the narrower right end of the pipe? Be sure to include theappropriate sign (negative for a decrease in pressure; positive for an increase in pressure)!

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Mario is attempting to fix some Mushroom Kingdom plumbing. At one point in the plumbing, a horizontal pipe is carrying an incompressible frictionless fluid of density 1.33x10³ kg/m³. The pipe narrows from d₁= 6.2 cm at left to d₂ = 2.5 cm at right, as shown below. TUL d₂ If the fluid enters the wider left end of the pipe at a speed of 1.71 m/s, by how much must the pressure drop or rise (in kPa) at the narrower right end of the pipe? Be sure to include the appropriate sign (negative for a decrease in pressure; positive for an increase in pressure)!

Mario is attempting to fix some Mushroom Kingdom plumbing. At one point in the plumbing, a horizontal pipe is carrying an incompressible frictionless fluid of density 1.33x10³ kg/m³. The pipe narrows from d₁= 6.2 cm at left to d₂ = 2.5 cm at right, as shown below. TUL d₂ If the fluid enters the wider left end of the pipe at a speed of 1.71 m/s, by how much must the pressure drop or rise (in kPa) at the narrower right end of the pipe? Be sure to include the appropriate sign (negative for a decrease in pressure; positive for an increase in pressure)!

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