Fluid Mechanics!! Hello, I need the step-by-step explanation of these questions, I saw the solution but I didn't understand. Thank you very very very much =) 6.70 A flow nozzle is a device for measuring the flowrate in a pipe. This particular nozzle is to be used tomeasure low-speed air flow for which compressibility maybe neglected. During operation, the pressures p, and P2 arerecorded, as well as upstream temperature, T1. Find themass flow rate in terms of Ap = p2 - pi and T1, the gas constantfor air, and device diameters D, and D2. Assume the flow isfrictionless. Will the actual flow be more or less than this pre-dicted flow? Why?FlowD2D1P6.70

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re low-speed air flow for which compressibility r lected. During operation, the pressures p, and P2 ed, as well as upstream temperature, T1. Find ow rate in terms of Ap = p2 - pi and T1, the gas const and device diameters D, and D2. Assume the flov less. Will the actual flow be more or less than this

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