Two pipes 1 and 2 are connected in series. Pipe 1 is 200 mm in diameter and 300 m long while pipe 2 is 250 mm in diameter and 200 m long. Determine the total head loss of the pipes in series neglecting minor losses if the discharge is 128 liters per second. Use f=0.02 for all pipes. Select one: O a. 25.63 m O b. 35.25 m O c. 30.91 m O d. 34.33 m

Two pipes 1 and 2 are connected in series. Pipe 1 is 200 mm in diameter and 300 m long while pipe 2 is 250 mm in diameter and 200 m long. Determine the total head loss of the pipes in series neglecting minor losses if the discharge is 128 liters per second. Use f=0.02 for all pipes. Select one: O a. 25.63 m O b. 35.25 m O c. 30.91 m O d. 34.33 m

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