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7. A siphon draws oil (sg=0.86) as shown in the figure. Determine the volume flow rate of oil from the tank, m3/s. * 3.0 m Oil (sg = 0.86) 10.0 m 50-mm inside diameter 25-mm diameter

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7. A siphon draws oil (sg=0.86) as shown in the figure. Determine the
volume flow rate of oil from the tank, m3/s. *
3.0 m
Oil
(sg = 0.86)
10.0 m
50-mm
- inside
diameter
25-mm
diameter

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