A pipa transports gas up a hill. At the bottom of the hill, the maan valocity in the pipe is 10 m/sand the pressure is 200 Pa. The pipe lis then rals10 m to the top of the hill, where the pressure is now measurad to be 30 Pa.Find the valocity at the top of the hiILThe density of the gas is 1.1 kg/m, and the acceleration dua to gravity is 3.81 m/s".P2 = 50 PaU2 = ???P, = 200 PaAh=10 mU1 = 10 m/sO. 9.53 m/sO b. 19.07 m/sO. 4.84 m/sO d. 13.29 m/s177 m/s

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A plpa transports gas up a hill. At tha bottom of the hill, the maan valocity in the plpa is 10 m/s and the pressure is 200 Pa. The pipa is than rals 10 m to the top of the hill, where the prassure is now measurad to be 50 Pa. Find the velocity at the top of the hillL The density of the gas is 1.1 kg/m, and the acceleration dus to gavity is 3.81 m/s. P2 = 50 Pa U2 = ??? P1 = 200 Pa Ah =10 m U, = 10 m/s O. 9.53 m/s b. 19.07 m/: C. 4.84 m/s O d. 13.29 m/s 177 m/s

A plpa transports gas up a hill. At tha bottom of the hill, the maan valocity in the plpa is 10 m/s and the pressure is 200 Pa. The pipa is than rals 10 m to the top of the hill, where the prassure is now measurad to be 50 Pa. Find the velocity at the top of the hillL The density of the gas is 1.1 kg/m, and the acceleration dus to gavity is 3.81 m/s. P2 = 50 Pa U2 = ??? P1 = 200 Pa Ah =10 m U, = 10 m/s O. 9.53 m/s b. 19.07 m/: C. 4.84 m/s O d. 13.29 m/s 177 m/s

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