Measuring the new value of the speed by changing the pipe diameter O 2*10^13 N/m^2Clear sThe density of liquid is 900kg/m^3, pumped through a cylindrical pipediameter is 10cm at rate of 10^(-2) m^3/lsec, if the pipe diameter isreduced to 5cm, what are the new values of the speed.8.534 m/s3.612 m/sO5.092 m/sA box that moves up on a surface inclined 30 degree under the influence

Given data: Density of liquid is, ρ=900 kg/m3. Inlet diameter of pipe is, d1=10 cm=0.1 m. Flow rate…

The density of liquid is 900kg/m^3, pumped through a cylindrical pipe diameter is 10cm at rate of 10^(-2) m^3/sec, if the pipe diameter is reduced to 5cm, what are the new values of the speed. O8.534 m/s O 3.612 m/s O 5.092 m/s

The density of liquid is 900kg/m^3, pumped through a cylindrical pipe diameter is 10cm at rate of 10^(-2) m^3/sec, if the pipe diameter is reduced to 5cm, what are the new values of the speed. O8.534 m/s O 3.612 m/s O 5.092 m/s

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O 2*10^13 N/m^2
Clear s
The density of liquid is 900kg/m^3, pumped through a cylindrical pipe
diameter is 10cm at rate of 10^(-2) m^3/lsec, if the pipe diameter is
reduced to 5cm, what are the new values of the speed.
8.534 m/s
3.612 m/s
O5.092 m/s
A box that moves up on a surface inclined 30 degree under the influence

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