G1/ in thePipe (A) is equal (PA= 25 Lit15), thediameter is equal ( DA - 75mm, Do =Fig.shown, the Flow rate in6o mm,Dg = Dc%=30 mm), and the velocitPipe (D) is equal (U0=5m/s), the relationbetween flow rate in Pipe (B) and pipe (c)%3DFind the Value af .2- Un, UB, Uc.waterOs = 30 mminput AQA - 25 Lit/sec= 75 mmfo mm%3DInpud = AoutPut = B,C,Daccumule tion =o.

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P1/ In the fig.shown, the Flow rate in Pipe (A) is equal (QA= 25 Lit15), the diameter is equal ( DA-75mm, Do = 6o mm, De=Dc%=D30 mm), and the velocity in Pipe (D) is equal (uo = 5m/s). tthe relation between flow rate in Pipe ( B) and pipe (c) %3D %3D Find th

P1/ In the fig.shown, the Flow rate in Pipe (A) is equal (QA= 25 Lit15), the diameter is equal ( DA-75mm, Do = 6o mm, De=Dc%=D30 mm), and the velocity in Pipe (D) is equal (uo = 5m/s). tthe relation between flow rate in Pipe ( B) and pipe (c) %3D %3D Find th

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