SallySue (BillyBob's long suffering wife) is watering the goats in the back 40 acres, and has to cobble together a couple of old garden hoses to make the distance from her outside water tap. Assume that the ground is perfectly flat and there is no change in elevation. Yes, Billy Bob and SallySue Huckaby live on a flood plain and get flooded out regularly. But I digress. Connected to the tap, there is a 2.00cm-d hose, and that is connected to a 3.00cm-d hose which reaches the water trough for the goats. Assume that the holes in the pipe have been properly mended with duct tape so there are no leaks. If it takes 2.50minutes to fill up the 20.0gallon water trough (old bathtub), determine the difference in pressure between the second hose and the first.

SallySue (BillyBob's long suffering wife) is watering the goats in the back 40 acres, and has to cobble together a couple of old garden hoses to make the distance from her outside water tap. Assume that the ground is perfectly flat and there is no change in elevation. Yes, Billy Bob and SallySue Huckaby live on a flood plain and get flooded out regularly. But I digress. Connected to the tap, there is a 2.00cm-d hose, and that is connected to a 3.00cm-d hose which reaches the water trough for the goats. Assume that the holes in the pipe have been properly mended with duct tape so there are no leaks. If it takes 2.50minutes to fill up the 20.0gallon water trough (old bathtub), determine the difference in pressure between the second hose and the first.

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