(b)Use Bernoulli's energy balance equation (E = PV + 0.5*mU²), assume volume flow rate remainsconstant along the pipe such that (Q=UA), and assume that pressure is balanced manometer toperform the following derivations:(i)(ii)(iii)1- P2 in the pipe (substitute U2 in this step).an expression for P₁an expression for P₁P2 in the U-tube manometer.Set the expressions in parts (i) and (ii) equal to one another and derive the flow equation:U₁ =2 (Pm -1) ghBA- 1

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Use Bernoulli's energy balance equation (E = PV + 0.5*mU2), assume volume flow rate remains constant along the pipe such that (Q=UA), and assume that pressure is balanced manometer to perform the following derivations: (ii) (iii) an expression for P₁ P2 in the pipe (substitute U₂ in this step). an expression for P₁ P2 in the U-tube manometer. Set the expressions in parts (i) and (ii) equal to one another and derive the flow equation: U₁ = 2 (Pm - 1) gh NN-N - 1

Use Bernoulli's energy balance equation (E = PV + 0.5*mU2), assume volume flow rate remains constant along the pipe such that (Q=UA), and assume that pressure is balanced manometer to perform the following derivations: (ii) (iii) an expression for P₁ P2 in the pipe (substitute U₂ in this step). an expression for P₁ P2 in the U-tube manometer. Set the expressions in parts (i) and (ii) equal to one another and derive the flow equation: U₁ = 2 (Pm - 1) gh NN-N - 1

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