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1. cooking oil is flowing through a 2" pipe. Which of the following would increase the...

1. cooking oil is flowing through a 2" pipe. Which of the following would increase the volume flow rate of the oil?

A. increasing the radius of the tube.

B. decreasing the radius of the pipe.

C. increasing the pressure difference on each end of the pipe

d. decreasing the viscosity of the oil.

e. increasing the length of the pipe.

f. reducing the elevation of the outflow

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