Mechanical Properties of Fluids · JEE Preparation Physics
Water flows through a horizontal pipe whose internal diameter changes from 4 cm at one end to 2 cm at the other end. If the speed of water at the wid…
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Water flows through a horizontal pipe whose internal diameter changes from 4 cm at one end to 2 cm at the other end. If the speed of water at the wider end is , the speed of water at the narrower end is:
- A.
- B.
- C.Correct answer
- D.
Solution
By the equation of continuity, . Since area is proportional to the square of the diameter (), we have . Substituting the values: .
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