Water flows horizontally in a pipe of diameter 8.4 cm at a rate of 0.786 m/s and a gauge pressure of 3.68x10^3 Pa. The fluid (still in the pipe) then descends a 6.13 m high hill, passes through a reducer and into a smaller 4.09 cm diameter pipe, and then flows horizontally again. Determine the gauge pressure (in Pa) in the lower section of pipe.
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