A piezometer and a pitot tube (close to each other, as described in the figure) are connected to the pipe where water is pumped at 30 degrees Celsius. The reading of the piezometer is h1= 15mm h2o and the reading of the pitot is h2= 18mm*h2o What is the speed of the water in the pipe h₁ h₂

A piezometer and a pitot tube (close to each other, as described in the figure) are connected to the pipe where water is pumped at 30 degrees Celsius. The reading of the piezometer is h1= 15mm h2o and the reading of the pitot is h2= 18mm*h2o What is the speed of the water in the pipe h₁ h₂

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A piezometer and a pitot tube (close to each other, as described in the
figure) are connected to the pipe where water is pumped at 30
degrees Celsius. The reading of the piezometer is h1= 15mm h2o and
the reading of the pitot is h2= 18mm*h2o What is the speed of the
water in the pipe

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