From problem # 3 (photo below), with the unique velocity profile of each liquid, determine the distance from the leadingcenter to that point of the profile where the velocity is 3.2 m/s. 3. Determine the transition length from the entrance of a 30 mm pipe for the following liquids:LiquidDensity, kg/m³Kinematic Viscosity, cm²/sCenter velocity, m/sA897.6534.655.6B1247.76.056724.61097.5442.63.78

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From problem # 3 (photo below), with the unique velocity profile of each liquid, determine the distance from the leading
center to that point of the profile where the velocity is 3.2 m/s.

3. Determine the transition length from the entrance of a 30 mm pipe for the following liquids:
Liquid
Density, kg/m³
Kinematic Viscosity, cm²/s
Center velocity, m/s
A
897.65
34.65
5.6
B
1247.76
.0567
24.6
1097.54
42.6
3.78

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