From the system of pipes that conducts water shown in the figure, we havethat the velocities v1 = V2 y V3 = 3*V2,and the volumetric flow 4 is 30% of the volumetric flow 5, that is to say 8, = 0.385.Determinea) Speeds V1, V2, V3b) The diameter of pipe 4, D4c) The total volumetric flow in liters/ s, the total mass flow in kg /s and thetotal weight flow in N/sPipe 1Pipe 4D1 = ScmD4 =?V1 = V2V3 = 3V2D2 = 3cmD5 = 10 cmPipe 2V5 = 8 m/sD3 = 2cmPipe 5Pipe 3

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