A 400cm long pipe with a smaller diameter of 3.937 inchesand a larger diameter of 11.81 inches as shown below, isinclined at a 30° angle with the horizontal. Calculate the pressure differencein KN/m²between the smaller and bigger diameter parts of the pipe if the velocity of water at the smaller diameter section is 6.56 ft/s. Pi. V₁.d₁. A1 41-0 P2. Vz, dz. Az 32 Datum

A 400cm long pipe with a smaller diameter of 3.937 inchesand a larger diameter of 11.81 inches as shown below, isinclined at a 30° angle with the horizontal. Calculate the pressure differencein KN/m²between the smaller and bigger diameter parts of the pipe if the velocity of water at the smaller diameter section is 6.56 ft/s. Pi. V₁.d₁. A1 41-0 P2. Vz, dz. Az 32 Datum

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