The diameter of a pipe bend is 250 mm at the inlet and 100 mm at the outlet. The 20L/s flow is deflected through 135° in a vertical plane. The axis at the inlet is horizontaland the center of the outlet section is 1.2 m below the center of the inlet section. Thetotal volume of fluid contained in the bend is 0.05 m³. Neglecting friction, determinethe magnitude and direction of the net force exerted by the water flowing through thereducer if the inlet pressure is 100 kPa. Include the weight of the water in the reducer.v1$250mm-45*2- Ø100mmELEVATION VIEW1.2m

Given, Inlet diameter, d1=250mmd1=0.25m Outlet diameter, d2=100mmd2=0.1m Rate of flow,…

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