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The motor of your "dune buggy" is fueled by a gas line with a radius of...

The motor of your "dune buggy" is fueled by a gas line with a radius of 3.80  10-3 m and the fuel pump is rated at 6.85  10-2 kg/s. If the density of the gas you are using is 730 kg/m3, determine the speed at which gas travels through the fuel line.

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