Water flows at a rate of 17.0 e/s along a 100 mm diameter pipe AB, which branches at B into three pipes, BC and BD, which are 25 mm diameter and the third, BE which is 50mm diameter. If the flow rate in BE is 33% of BC, and the velocity of the water in BD is 5 m/s, find the discharges in each of the three branches.

Water flows at a rate of 17.0 e/s along a 100 mm diameter pipe AB, which branches at B into three pipes, BC and BD, which are 25 mm diameter and the third, BE which is 50mm diameter. If the flow rate in BE is 33% of BC, and the velocity of the water in BD is 5 m/s, find the discharges in each of the three branches.

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