If the velocity varies linearty with distancethrough this fluid nozzie (vertical nozzle),where the specific gravity of the fluid isS-0.46, what will be the pressure gradient,halfway through the nozzle? Assumesteady and inviscid flow2 m/s50 cm6 misSelect onea. 38465.20O b. -57697.80O e. 19232.60O d. 9616.30e. 76930.40

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I the velocity varies linearly with distance through this fluid nozzie (vertical nozzle). where the specific gravity of the fluid is S-0.46, what wil be the pressure gradient, halfway through the nozzle? Assume steady and inviscid low

I the velocity varies linearly with distance through this fluid nozzie (vertical nozzle). where the specific gravity of the fluid is S-0.46, what wil be the pressure gradient, halfway through the nozzle? Assume steady and inviscid low

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If the velocity varies linearty with distance
through this fluid nozzie (vertical nozzle),
where the specific gravity of the fluid is
S-0.46, what will be the pressure gradient,
halfway through the nozzle? Assume
steady and inviscid flow
2 m/s
50 cm
6 mis
Select one
a. 38465.20
O b. -57697.80
O e. 19232.60
O d. 9616.30
e. 76930.40

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