Two mL of water passes a given cross-section of a pipe in 5s. The flow rate Q is For this value of flow rate, the velocity of water in a pipe of radius 2 cm is Note: 1 mL = 1 cm³. O 0.4 mL/s; 0.032 cm/s 2 mL; 0.032 cm/s 0.04 mL/s; 1 cm/s 2 mL; 1 cm/s

Two mL of water passes a given cross-section of a pipe in 5s. The flow rate Q is For this value of flow rate, the velocity of water in a pipe of radius 2 cm is Note: 1 mL = 1 cm³. O 0.4 mL/s; 0.032 cm/s 2 mL; 0.032 cm/s 0.04 mL/s; 1 cm/s 2 mL; 1 cm/s

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Two mL of water passes a given cross-section of a pipe in 5s. The flow rate Q is
For this value of flow rate, the velocity of water in a pipe of radius 2 cm
is
Note: 1 mL = 1 cm³.
O 0.4 mL/s; 0.032 cm/s
O2 mL; 0.032 cm/s
0.04 mL/s; 1 cm/s
O2 mL; 1 cm/s

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