Consider the two flows below involving a pipe and nozzle where the inlet area is greater than the outlet area (A, > A2). The flow rate is the same in both case A and B. The only difference in geometry between A and B is the length of pipe. FA and Fg are the horizontal anchoring forces for cases A and B, respectively. P1,A A) V1 Patm FA+ V2 Patm P1,B B) V1 FB V2 Select ALL true statements below. |V1 > V2 |V1 P1,8 > Patm P1,8 > P1,4> Patm FA>FB O FA

Consider the two flows below involving a pipe and nozzle where the inlet area is greater than the outlet area (A, > A2). The flow rate is the same in both case A and B. The only difference in geometry between A and B is the length of pipe. FA and Fg are the horizontal anchoring forces for cases A and B, respectively. P1,A A) V1 Patm FA+ V2 Patm P1,B B) V1 FB V2 Select ALL true statements below. |V1 > V2 |V1 P1,8 > Patm P1,8 > P1,4> Patm FA>FB O FA

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