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Please show flow assumptions and directions in each loop (hardy cross), and make sure mass is conserved 100 L/S B C A 30 L/s 120 L/S F 300 LIS LL 250 LIS G w H

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Please show flow assumptions and directions in
each loop (hardy cross), and make sure mass is
conserved
100 L/S
B
c
30 L/s
120 L/S
F
300 LIS
LL
250 A
LIS
D
G
10
H

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