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Water flows in a 400mm diameter pipe at the rate of 600 liters per second. The pipe has a length of 60m. Compute the headloss using Hazen William's formula with C1 = 92

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Water flows in a 400mm diameter pipe at the rate of 600 liters per second. The pipe has a length of 60m. Compute the headloss
using Hazen William's formula with C1 = 92
A) 4.98m
B) 5.02m
C) 4.65m
D 4.88m

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