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Gasoline at T = 68∘F flows through an 8-in.-diameter smooth pipe at the rate of 4.15...

Gasoline at T = 68∘F flows through an 8-in.-diameter smooth pipe at the rate of 4.15 ft3/s. Use the equation 1f√=−1.8log[(ε/D3.7)1.11+6.9Re], where ε = 0 ft.

Determine the head loss in a 20-ft-long segment of the pipe

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