Nitrogen of 0.0178 cP viscosity is injected at an inlet pressure of 120 psig with the outlet pressure set at 72 psig. The rock has a 1 in diameter, 4.5 in length, and a permeability of 2.3 mD. Provide an accurate plot of the pressure profile inside the rock.

Nitrogen of 0.0178 cP viscosity is injected at an inlet pressure of 120 psig with the outlet pressure set at 72 psig. The rock has a 1 in diameter, 4.5 in length, and a permeability of 2.3 mD. Provide an accurate plot of the pressure profile inside the rock.

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