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Water flowing at 40 L/s through a 9 cm diameter pipe transitions to a 3 cm...

Water flowing at 40 L/s through a 9 cm diameter pipe transitions to a 3 cm diameter pipe.

  1. What is the water pressure difference between the pipes?
  2. By what factor does the speed of the water increase moving from the larger to smaller pipe?
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