Water flows from a main line to a lateral as shown. The flow in the mainline is 1.63 ft3/s. Measurements show that the pressure at point 1 is 34 psi and at point 3 is 33.5 psi. Determine the velocities at 2 and 3. Assume the distance between the centerline of the main line and point 3 is 5 inches.

Water flows from a main line to a lateral as shown. The flow in the mainline is 1.63 ft3/s. Measurements show that the pressure at point 1 is 34 psi and at point 3 is 33.5 psi. Determine the velocities at 2 and 3. Assume the distance between the centerline of the main line and point 3 is 5 inches.

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