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Engineering, 02.03.2021 01:00 LilFabeOMM8397

We have a tube with a diameter of 5 inches that is 1 foot long. The tube then reduces the diameter to 3 inches. According to the Venturi effect, what will happen to the velocity of the fluid flowing through this section? What will happen to the pressure?

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