Problem 7-69Gasoline at 20°C (sp. gr. 0.719, μ = 0.000292 Pa-s) flows at the rate of 2 L/sthrough a pipe having an inside diameter of 60 mm Determine the ReynoldsnumberAns: 104,400

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Ans: 104,400

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