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In an industrial cooling process, water is circulated through a system. If
water is pump from the first floor through a 6cm diameter pipe with a speed of
0.45m/s under a pressure of 400torr, what will be the pressure on the nest
floor 4m above into a pipe with diameter 2cm?
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