Water at 910 kPa, 25° C enters a 1-m-diameter horizontal pipe with a steady velocity of 13 m/sAt the exit the pressure drops to 870o kPa due to viscous resistance.Part AAssuming steady-state flow, determine the rate of heat transfer (Q) necessary to maintain aconstant specific internal energy (u).Express your answer to four significant figures and include appropriate units.

P1 = 910 kPa P2 = 870 kPa Velocity = 13 m/s Diameter = 1 m

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