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net pressure
P = p + h * rho * g + 0.5 rho ( v^2)
P = 72.5* 133.32 + 0.114* 1050* 9.8 + 0.5* 1050* 0.26^2
P = 10874. 27 Pa
power = Q P = 83* 10^-6 * 10874.27
power = 0.9025 W
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