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Given that, QA=25 liter,DA=75 mm,DD=60 mm,DB=DC=30 mm,UD=5 m/sec,QB=3QC From the continuity…

11n the fig.shown, the Flow rate Pipe (A) is equal ( QA=25 Lit15), the diameteris equal ( DA = 75 mm, D, = 60mm, Dg = Dc =30 mm), and the velocity in Pipe (D) is equal ( Uo=5 m/s), the relation between flow rate in Pipe (B) and pipe (c) in %3D %3D %3D PB =3 Qc %3D

11n the fig.shown, the Flow rate Pipe (A) is equal ( QA=25 Lit15), the diameteris equal ( DA = 75 mm, D, = 60mm, Dg = Dc =30 mm), and the velocity in Pipe (D) is equal ( Uo=5 m/s), the relation between flow rate in Pipe (B) and pipe (c) in %3D %3D %3D PB =3 Qc %3D

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