3. The water pressure in a certain pipeline is 17.4 lb/in?. If the inside diameter of the pipe is 6.75 cm, what is the weight of water that runs through the pipe? 4. The thickness of a single page in a book is 0.25 mm. how many pages are there in a book 5.85 cm thick?

3. The water pressure in a certain pipeline is 17.4 lb/in?. If the inside diameter of the pipe is 6.75 cm, what is the weight of water that runs through the pipe? 4. The thickness of a single page in a book is 0.25 mm. how many pages are there in a book 5.85 cm thick?

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3. The water pressure in a certain pipeline is 17.4 Ib/in?. If the inside diameter of
the pipe is 6.75 cm, what is the weight of water that runs through the pipe?
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in a book 5.85 cm thick?

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