In a two dimensional incompressible, steady flow, stream lines are drawn so that they are 26 im apart (location A) and velocity at that location is 5.0 m/sec. What is the velocity in the same fluid where the stream lines are 16 mm apart (Location B). If pressure at A is 200 kPa, find out the pressure at B. Assume the density of fluid is 900 Kg/m³.

In a two dimensional incompressible, steady flow, stream lines are drawn so that they are 26 im apart (location A) and velocity at that location is 5.0 m/sec. What is the velocity in the same fluid where the stream lines are 16 mm apart (Location B). If pressure at A is 200 kPa, find out the pressure at B. Assume the density of fluid is 900 Kg/m³.

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