Q4: Answer A or B A-Ethyl alcohol flows in the pipe as shown in Figure below of specific weight 49 Ib/ft’. What is the mass flow rate? If viscous effects are neglected. Take the specific weight for mercury equal to 846 and for water equal to 62.4 at 68° F. Mercury

Q4: Answer A or B A-Ethyl alcohol flows in the pipe as shown in Figure below of specific weight 49 Ib/ft’. What is the mass flow rate? If viscous effects are neglected. Take the specific weight for mercury equal to 846 and for water equal to 62.4 at 68° F. Mercury

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