The pump shown in the figure draws water from Reservoir A and discharges the fluid into a nozzle at D. The length of the pipe from the reservoir to the pump is 150m and the length of the pipe from the pump to the nozzle is 1500m. The pipe diameter prior to the pump is 450mm whereas that after the pump is 600mm. If the gage pressure at pt. A is taken at 95 kPa and the gage pressure at pt. B is 3.5 kPa (f = 0.02 for all pipes), then:

The pump shown in the figure draws water from Reservoir A and discharges the fluid into a nozzle at D. The length of the pipe from the reservoir to the pump is 150m and the length of the pipe from the pump to the nozzle is 1500m. The pipe diameter prior to the pump is 450mm whereas that after the pump is 600mm. If the gage pressure at pt. A is taken at 95 kPa and the gage pressure at pt. B is 3.5 kPa (f = 0.02 for all pipes), then:

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