A fluid is flowing through a pipe with diameter of d = 6 mm at a mean flow velocity of V = 0.01 m/s The viscosity of the fluid is µ = 8.9e-4 Pa. s and the density is p = 998 kg/m³. Please provide your answers to 4 significant figures. (a) What is the Reynolds Number for the fluid flow? Re= (b) What is the friction factor for this fluid flow?

A fluid is flowing through a pipe with diameter of d = 6 mm at a mean flow velocity of V = 0.01 m/s The viscosity of the fluid is µ = 8.9e-4 Pa. s and the density is p = 998 kg/m³. Please provide your answers to 4 significant figures. (a) What is the Reynolds Number for the fluid flow? Re= (b) What is the friction factor for this fluid flow?

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