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QUESTION 1 The Reynolds number can be viewed as the ratio of O Drag force/Dynamic force O Buoyancy force/Viscous force O Wall friction force/Viscous force O Inertial force/Gravitational force Inertial force/Viscous force QUESTION 2 The pressure drop for a given flow is determined to be 100 Pa. For the same flow rate, if we reduce the diameter of the pipe by half, the pressure drop will be O 25 Pa O 50 Pa O 200 Pa O 400 Pa O 1600 Pa

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