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You have a hose with a diameter of 9.0 cm from whose end the water leaves with a speed v. If a tube is connected to the end of the hose so that the water leaves with a speed of 3v, what must be the radius of the tube? The results of all problems must be expressed in SI units, unless the problem you
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