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A pipe carries water from point 1 where the diameter is 8 cm and the elevation...
A pipe carries water from point 1 where the diameter is 8 cm and the elevation above the datum is 4 m, to point 2 where the diameter is 4 cm and the elevation above the datum is 10 m. The volumetirc flow rate is 0.0375 m^3/s, and the pressure at point 1 is 988 kPa. Assuming no frictional losses, determine the pressure at point 2.
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