Kindly answer correctly. . Thank you so much Question 1 MCQ1. The Darcy friction factor associated with water flowing through a steelpipe of 11.3 cm in diameter at a velocity of 6.5 m/s is (take the kinematicviscosity as 8.92 x 10-7):(a) 0.017(b) 0.00253(c) 0.00452(d) 0.01252. The minor head losses in a pipe system caused by bends, valves and flowdevices is determined to be proportional to the:(a) Pressure drop(b) Velocity head(c) Velocity(d) Total head3. A nozzle is fed by four identical pipelines and produces a jet of maximumpower. It is now required that the lengths of the pipes be increased. Tomaintain maximum power from the jet which of the following should beadjusted?(a) Decrease the diameter of the pipes(b) Increase the diameter of the pipes(c) Decrease the nozzle diameter(d) Increase the nozzle diameter

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1. The Darcy friction factor associated with water flowing through a steel pipe of 11.3 cm in diameter at a velocity of 6.5 m/s is (take the kinematic viscosity as 8.92 x 10-7): (a) 0.017 (b) 0.00253 (c) 0.00452 (d) 0.0125

1. The Darcy friction factor associated with water flowing through a steel pipe of 11.3 cm in diameter at a velocity of 6.5 m/s is (take the kinematic viscosity as 8.92 x 10-7): (a) 0.017 (b) 0.00253 (c) 0.00452 (d) 0.0125

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