Q3/ Calculate the velocity of the oil leaving a horizontal pipe, if the radiuses of the entrance and leaving points are 5 cm and 3 cm respectively, and the difference in pressure between the two points is 10 cm of oil. Take the density of the oil as 800 kg/m'.

Q3/ Calculate the velocity of the oil leaving a horizontal pipe, if the radiuses of the entrance and leaving points are 5 cm and 3 cm respectively, and the difference in pressure between the two points is 10 cm of oil. Take the density of the oil as 800 kg/m'.

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Q3/ Calculate the velocity of the oil leaving a horizontal pipe, if the
radiuses of the entrance and leaving points are 5 cm and 3 cm
respectively, and the difference in pressure between the two points is
10 cm of oil. Take the density of the oil as 800 kg/m'.

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