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As figure shown, Q1 = 4 ft°/s splits into two
equal flow rates and p1 = 20 psig. Neglecting
losses, compute pressure (in psig) at point 2
and 3. BOX THE FINAL ANSWER
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d, =4in
30°
Water
= 6 in
50°
dy =3in
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