4. Volumetric flow rate through a variable area vertical pipe is 0.5 m³/s. The flow directionis upward. Area of the pipe is given by the relation A(z) = (3+9z)-1, where z is theaxial location. If the flow is inviscid, (1) what is the pressure gradient in z direction?(2) If the fluid is water, what is the pressure difference between the positions z = 0 m andz= 2 m?

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Volumetric flow rate through a variable area vertical pipe is 0.5 m³/s. The flow direction is upward. Area of the pipe is given by the relation A (z) = (3+9z)-!, where z is the axial location. If the flow is inviscid, (1) what is the pressure gradient in z direction? (2) If the fluid is water, what is the pressure difference between the positions z = 0 m and z= 2 m?

Volumetric flow rate through a variable area vertical pipe is 0.5 m³/s. The flow direction is upward. Area of the pipe is given by the relation A (z) = (3+9z)-!, where z is the axial location. If the flow is inviscid, (1) what is the pressure gradient in z direction? (2) If the fluid is water, what is the pressure difference between the positions z = 0 m and z= 2 m?

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