I know i will have to use bernoulis equation.... The fuel line in an automobile is made of drawn copper tubing, -standard, typeM. A schematic of a fuel line from tank to fuel pump is shown in Figure P5.31.For a fuel flow of 10 cm³/s, determine the pressure drop in this portion of theline (1 to 2). The system includes 2 m of tubing.See textbook for properties of gasoline. Assume all bends are flanged, not threadedFIGURE P5.31Patm8 cm6 cmTABLE C.2Dimensions of Seamless Copper TubingOutside DiameterInternal DiameterFlow AreaStandard Size(in.)(cm)Туре(ft)(cm)(ft²)(cm?)0.3750.953K0.025420.7750.00050740.47170.026250.8010.00054120.50390.00088140.82030.936 6K0.033500.0010080.035830.037500.5001.270M0.001 1041.0241.4101.5050.043920.0015150.045420.047420.6251.5880.0016200.0017661,6422.1562.2460.7501.9050.054330.002319L0.055500.002419K0.062080.0030272.8110.8752.2223.1230.065420.067581.9940.003361M.2.0600.0035873.3330.082920.085420.087922.5282.6040.0054000.0057300.0060715.0195.3265.6411.1252.858LM2.680

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The fuel line in an automobile is made of drawn copper tubing, -standard, type M. A schematic of a fuel line from tank to fuel pump is shown in Figure P5.31. For a fuel flow of 10 cm³/s, determine the pressure drop in this portion of the line (1 to 2). The system includes 2 m of tubing. See textbook for properties of gasoline. Assume all bends are flanged, not threaded FIGURE P5.31 Patm 8 cm 6 cm

The fuel line in an automobile is made of drawn copper tubing, -standard, type M. A schematic of a fuel line from tank to fuel pump is shown in Figure P5.31. For a fuel flow of 10 cm³/s, determine the pressure drop in this portion of the line (1 to 2). The system includes 2 m of tubing. See textbook for properties of gasoline. Assume all bends are flanged, not threaded FIGURE P5.31 Patm 8 cm 6 cm

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