Water (ρ = 1000 kg/m³) flows at 2.25 m/s through a pipe with an inner diameter of 40 mm. Find the mass flow rate ṁ.
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Answer key
- 1. ṁ = 2.827 kg/s
- 2. ṁ = 83.5 kg/s
- 3. p2 = 123.1 kPa
- 4. p2 = 253.1 kPa
- 5. p2 = 310.8 kPa
- 6. Q = 4.898 L/s
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