Water is flowing steadily at an average velocity of 6 m/s in a pipeline of diameter 50 mm. Somewhere along the pipeline, the diameter of the pipeline is reduced by a fitting to a diameter of 20 mm. Calculate the average velocity of flow in the 20 mm diameter section of pipe.

Water is flowing steadily at an average velocity of 6 m/s in a pipeline of diameter 50 mm. Somewhere along the pipeline, the diameter of the pipeline is reduced by a fitting to a diameter of 20 mm. Calculate the average velocity of flow in the 20 mm diameter section of pipe.

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Water is flowing steadily at an average velocity of 6 m/s in a pipeline of diameter 50 mm. Somewhere along the pipeline, the diameter of the
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Calculate the average velocity of flow in the 20 mm diameter section of pipe.
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