2) A pump is being used to transport apple juice from an open tank to a second tank as shown below. The mass flow rate of the apple juice is 1 kg/s. Apple juice flows through a steel pipe with an inside diameter of 4 cm before the pump (Suction line). Density of the apple juice is 997 kg/m³. If the pipe after pump (discharge line) has a dimeter of 2.5 cm cm, what is the velocity of apple juice in discharge line?

2) A pump is being used to transport apple juice from an open tank to a second tank as shown below. The mass flow rate of the apple juice is 1 kg/s. Apple juice flows through a steel pipe with an inside diameter of 4 cm before the pump (Suction line). Density of the apple juice is 997 kg/m³. If the pipe after pump (discharge line) has a dimeter of 2.5 cm cm, what is the velocity of apple juice in discharge line?

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