Suppose three volumes and three times, where the volume is in units cm3 and the time is in units of seconds for each type of flow, so that the results in the table are 1-Laminar Flow 2-Transitional Flow 3- Turbulent Flow data Tube Area=7.854x 10-5 Air Temperature= 34 c water temperature=28 c the tube's diameter=D10cm Kinematic Viscosity water =8.836 x 107 cm² /s Q= V/t v = Q/A Туре of flow | Туре of flo V t Runs Ra = pvD/µ (cm³) (sec) (cm3/sec) (cm/sec) visually from R

Suppose three volumes and three times, where the volume is in units cm3 and the time is in units of seconds for each type of flow, so that the results in the table are 1-Laminar Flow 2-Transitional Flow 3- Turbulent Flow data Tube Area=7.854x 10-5 Air Temperature= 34 c water temperature=28 c the tube's diameter=D10cm Kinematic Viscosity water =8.836 x 107 cm² /s Q= V/t v = Q/A Туре of flow | Туре of flo V t Runs Ra = pvD/µ (cm³) (sec) (cm3/sec) (cm/sec) visually from R

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