A pipeline, 50 cm diameter and 4,500 m long, connects two reservoirs whom constant difference of water level is 12 m. A branch pipe, 1,250 m long and taken from a point distant 1,500 m from reservoir A, leads to reservoir C whose water level is 15 m below that of reservoir A. Find the diameter, in centimeters, of the branch pipe, so that the flow into both the reservoirs is the same. Assume friction coefficient 4f = 0.03 for all the pipes. %3D a) 52.5 b) 13.7 c) 19.2 d) 26.8 e) 37.5

A pipeline, 50 cm diameter and 4,500 m long, connects two reservoirs whom constant difference of water level is 12 m. A branch pipe, 1,250 m long and taken from a point distant 1,500 m from reservoir A, leads to reservoir C whose water level is 15 m below that of reservoir A. Find the diameter, in centimeters, of the branch pipe, so that the flow into both the reservoirs is the same. Assume friction coefficient 4f = 0.03 for all the pipes. %3D a) 52.5 b) 13.7 c) 19.2 d) 26.8 e) 37.5

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