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Standard XII
Physics
Venturimeter
A liquid flow...
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A liquid flows through a pipe of 1 mm in diameter and 10 cm length under a pressure of 10 ^ 4 dyne per CM square. calculate the rate of flow and speed of the liquid leaking from the tube . the coefficient of viscosity of fluid is 1.2 centipoise.
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14
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