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25-09-2022
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Do the actual readings match your
expectations? Please also move the speed gauge around to see how the speed
varies at different locations inside the pipe. Briefly write down your observations.

area Do the actual readings match your expectations Please also move the speed gauge around to see how the speed varies at different locations inside the pipe B class=

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