Consider the piping system shown. The average speed of water flowing through the 12-inch-diameter section of the piping system in 5 ft/s. What is the volume flow rate of water in the piping system? Express the volume flow rate in ft /s and gpm. For the case of steady flow of water through the piping system, what is the average speed of water in the 6-inch-diameter section of the system? 12 in. 5 ft/s

Consider the piping system shown. The average speed of water flowing through the 12-inch-diameter section of the piping system in 5 ft/s. What is the volume flow rate of water in the piping system? Express the volume flow rate in ft /s and gpm. For the case of steady flow of water through the piping system, what is the average speed of water in the 6-inch-diameter section of the system? 12 in. 5 ft/s

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