The tank shown in the following figure is being filled by Pipes 1 and 2. The water level is to remain constant. (Assume each pipe has a circular cross-section. Enter the magnitudes.)Pipe 1:d₁ = 1 in.V₁ = 4 ft/s0What is the volume flow rate of Pipe 1 (in ft³/s)?ft³/sWhat is the volume flow rate of Pipe 2 (in ft³/s)?ft³/s-2Pipe 2:d, = 2.14 in.V₂ = 1.3 ft/sWhat is the cross-sectional area of flow for Pipe 3 (in ft²)?0.009028ft²What is the volume flow rate of water leaving the tank at Pipe 3 (in ft³/s)?0.054288ft³/sWhat is the average velocity of the water leaving the tank (in ft/s)?5.889633ft/sPipe 3:d₂ = 1.2 in.V3 = ?What is the mass flow rate of water leaving tank at Pipe 3 (in lbm/s)?3.387559462 lbm/si

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The tank shown in the following figure is being filled by Pipes 1 and 2. The water level is to remain constant. (Assume each pipe has a circular cross-section. Enter the magnitudes.) Pipe 1: d₁ = 1 in. V₁ = 4 ft/s 0 What is the volume flow rate of Pipe 1 (in ft³/s)? ft³/s What is the volume flow rate of Pipe 2 (in ft³/s)? ft³/s Pipe 2: d, = 2.14 in. V₂ = 1.3 ft/s Pipe 3: d₂ = 1.2 in. V3 = ? What is the volume flow rate of water leaving the tank at Pipe 3 (in ft³/s)? 0.054288 ft³/s

The tank shown in the following figure is being filled by Pipes 1 and 2. The water level is to remain constant. (Assume each pipe has a circular cross-section. Enter the magnitudes.) Pipe 1: d₁ = 1 in. V₁ = 4 ft/s 0 What is the volume flow rate of Pipe 1 (in ft³/s)? ft³/s What is the volume flow rate of Pipe 2 (in ft³/s)? ft³/s Pipe 2: d, = 2.14 in. V₂ = 1.3 ft/s Pipe 3: d₂ = 1.2 in. V3 = ? What is the volume flow rate of water leaving the tank at Pipe 3 (in ft³/s)? 0.054288 ft³/s

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The tank shown in the following figure is being filled by Pipes 1 and 2. The water level is to remain constant. (Assume each pipe has a circular cross-section. Enter the magnitudes.)
Pipe 1:
d₁ = 1 in.
V₁ = 4 ft/s
0
What is the volume flow rate of Pipe 1 (in ft³/s)?
ft³/s
What is the volume flow rate of Pipe 2 (in ft³/s)?
ft³/s
-2
Pipe 2:
d, = 2.14 in.
V₂ = 1.3 ft/s
What is the cross-sectional area of flow for Pipe 3 (in ft²)?
0.009028
ft²
What is the volume flow rate of water leaving the tank at Pipe 3 (in ft³/s)?
0.054288
ft³/s
What is the average velocity of the water leaving the tank (in ft/s)?
5.889633
ft/s
Pipe 3:
d₂ = 1.2 in.
V3 = ?
What is the mass flow rate of water leaving tank at Pipe 3 (in lbm/s)?
3.387559462 lbm/s
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