The lower part of A₁ is resting on the ground, while A₂ is elevated at y = 0.18d, where d₁ is the diameter of the larger pipe equal to 1 The smaller pipe has d₂ = 0.71 m. What will be the pressure reading (in atm) in p2 if p1 = 4 atm m. v1 = 4 m/s density of the fluid = 1016 kg/m³ NOTE: Use pi = 3.14 Final answer in TWO decimal place. No need to type the unit.

The lower part of A₁ is resting on the ground, while A₂ is elevated at y = 0.18d, where d₁ is the diameter of the larger pipe equal to 1 The smaller pipe has d₂ = 0.71 m. What will be the pressure reading (in atm) in p2 if p1 = 4 atm m. v1 = 4 m/s density of the fluid = 1016 kg/m³ NOTE: Use pi = 3.14 Final answer in TWO decimal place. No need to type the unit.

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