A circular pipe 54 meters long tapers from 3 m to 2 m in diameter. What is the velocity per meter run at the bigger section, if the velocity there is 45 mps, and the fluid is flowing from the larger section to the smaller section? Round-off answer to the nearest hundredths.

A circular pipe 54 meters long tapers from 3 m to 2 m in diameter. What is the velocity per meter run at the bigger section, if the velocity there is 45 mps, and the fluid is flowing from the larger section to the smaller section? Round-off answer to the nearest hundredths.

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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