: A horizontal pipe , It in diometer, t aperv graduollyto 8 in. in dia meter. If the flow ir 500 cu fH of water per minute,what it the difference between the presure at thetwo sections?Given :* S00 f43/mindo 8"O 445.66 psf432.37 psf420.11 psfO 417.65 psf455.89 psf

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Description: : A horizontal pipe , It in diometer, t aperv graduollyto 8 in. in dia meter. If the flow ir 500 cu fH of water per minute,what it the difference between the presure at thetwo sections?Given :* S00 f43/mindo 8"O 445.66 psf432.37 psf420.11 psfO 417.6

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:A horizontal pipe, IP4 in diometer, toperv graduolly to 8 in. in dia meter. If the flow I 500 cu f4 of water per minute, what i the difference between the presure at the two vections? Given : - S00 f4/min d, l' „8. °p O 445.66 psf O 432.37 psf 420.11 psf O 417.65 psf O 455.89 psf

:A horizontal pipe, IP4 in diometer, toperv graduolly to 8 in. in dia meter. If the flow I 500 cu f4 of water per minute, what i the difference between the presure at the two vections? Given : - S00 f4/min d, l' „8. °p O 445.66 psf O 432.37 psf 420.11 psf O 417.65 psf O 455.89 psf

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