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Water with a density of 1000 KG/M^3 flows through a 4.0 CM diameter pipe with a velocity of 1.2 M/S what is the mass flow rate.
a. 1.32 kg/s
b. 1.21 kg/s
c. 1.49 kg/s
d. 1.51 kg/s
e. 1.01 kg/s
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