Water is flowing downward in a pipe in the figure shown at 0.02 cu. m. per sec. having diameters of 8 cm. and 4 cm. respectively. Determine the values of pressures (a) at pt. 2, P2 and (b) at pt. 1, P1 if the pressure at pt. 1 is twice as great as the pressure at pt. 2. H20 8 ст. Ф 1.5 m datum 4 ст. Ф 2.

Water is flowing downward in a pipe in the figure shown at 0.02 cu. m. per sec. having diameters of 8 cm. and 4 cm. respectively. Determine the values of pressures (a) at pt. 2, P2 and (b) at pt. 1, P1 if the pressure at pt. 1 is twice as great as the pressure at pt. 2. H20 8 ст. Ф 1.5 m datum 4 ст. Ф 2.

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