Water with a density of 1 cm ^3 / g flows in a pipe with a cross- sectional area of 64 cm2. The pipe has a narrower area, with a cross- sectional area of 32 cm2. Connect to a metered pipe in the manner shown in the figure, and measure a height difference of 10 cm. The liquid inside the manometer is mercury, and its density is cm3 / 14g. Calculate the flow velocity in the wide part of the pipe (the height differences inside the pipe can be neglected).

Water with a density of 1 cm ^3 / g flows in a pipe with a cross- sectional area of 64 cm2. The pipe has a narrower area, with a cross- sectional area of 32 cm2. Connect to a metered pipe in the manner shown in the figure, and measure a height difference of 10 cm. The liquid inside the manometer is mercury, and its density is cm3 / 14g. Calculate the flow velocity in the wide part of the pipe (the height differences inside the pipe can be neglected).

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