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25-09-2022
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2. Now use a handle in the middle to make the pipe narrower in the middle. Record
the readings of the flux meter: Flow rate: 5000 L/s
area: 1.1
m^2
(flux: Ignore this reading and the way "flux" is used in this
simulation because the term "flux" can be ambiguous.). Which of these quantities
stayed the same when you change the size of the pipe and why? Please also
move the speed gauge around to see how the speed varies at different locations
inside the pipe.

2 Now use a handle in the middle to make the pipe narrower in the middle Record the readings of the flux meter Flow rate 5000 Ls area 11 m2 flux Ignore this rea class=

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