Could you please provide workings for the below and indicate whether the statement is true or false. thanks The image below shows a constriction in a circular water pipe where water flows from left to right.If the speed of the water at position 2 is twice at position 1 then the radius at position 1 is twice that of position 2.1 The image below shows a circular water pipe where the flow of water from right to left has been impeded by an immovable blockage on the pipe.If the blockage has a cross-sectional area that is 35% of the area of the pipe, then the speed of the water flowing at position 2 is 154% of that at position 1.12

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The image below shows a constriction in a circular water pipe where water flows from left to right. If the speed of the water at position 2 is twice at position 1 then the radius at position 1 is twice that of position 2.

The image below shows a constriction in a circular water pipe where water flows from left to right. If the speed of the water at position 2 is twice at position 1 then the radius at position 1 is twice that of position 2.

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