Water flows steadily through a pipe junction as shown in the diagram. The velocities provided are cross sectional averages and water is leaked through a hole in the junction at a rate of 0.1 m³/s. What is the average velocity through section 2? A₁ = 0,2m² V₁ = 5m/s 2 Ne leak Q = 0.1m³/s 3 V3 = 12 m/s A3 0.15m² Az = 0.2m²

Water flows steadily through a pipe junction as shown in the diagram. The velocities provided are cross sectional averages and water is leaked through a hole in the junction at a rate of 0.1 m³/s. What is the average velocity through section 2? A₁ = 0,2m² V₁ = 5m/s 2 Ne leak Q = 0.1m³/s 3 V3 = 12 m/s A3 0.15m² Az = 0.2m²

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