Water flows through a horizontal pipe with a cross section area of 4 m2 at a speed of 5 m/s with a pressure of 3000 Pa at point A. at point B the cross section area is 2 m2. Find (a) speed of water at point B? (b) Calculate the pressure at point B. make a graphic presentation of the problem.

Water flows through a horizontal pipe with a cross section area of 4 m2 at a speed of 5 m/s with a pressure of 3000 Pa at point A. at point B the cross section area is 2 m2. Find (a) speed of water at point B? (b) Calculate the pressure at point B. make a graphic presentation of the problem.

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