1. The following table values were obtained by measuring the velocity of the fluid flowing in a pipe with a radius of 10 cm at certain points. Where r is the measurement points to the center of the pipe 2 The distance is in meters (m), and v is the measured velocities in meters / second (m / s). r(m) 0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.1 v(m/sn) 5 4.817 4.592 4.292 3.823 0 Accordingly, for r = 0.07 m, the velocity value can be determined from the third order with the help of appropriate points that make the error minimum. Çalculate using interpolation. %3D

1. The following table values were obtained by measuring the velocity of the fluid flowing in a pipe with a radius of 10 cm at certain points. Where r is the measurement points to the center of the pipe 2 The distance is in meters (m), and v is the measured velocities in meters / second (m / s). r(m) 0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.1 v(m/sn) 5 4.817 4.592 4.292 3.823 0 Accordingly, for r = 0.07 m, the velocity value can be determined from the third order with the help of appropriate points that make the error minimum. Çalculate using interpolation. %3D

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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