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For the case shown in the figure below, find the pressure at section 1. The discharge of water

For the case shown in the figure below, find the pressure at section 1. The discharge of water at 20°C through the system is 0.01 m/s. The elevation difference between section I and point 2 is 7 m. The material of the pipes is galvanized iron. The length and diameter of pipes A, B, and C are, respectively, 20 m and 7 em, 15 m and 12 cm, and 25 m and 5 cm.fd.PNG

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