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Question #267476

Water is flowing at a rate of 100 L/s in a 20 cm diameter pipe. How fast is the water flowing in m/s?

Expert's answer

"Q=vS,\\implies"

"v=\\frac QS=\\frac{4Q}{\\pi d^2}=3.2~\\frac ms."

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