To solve the given question, we must write Bernoullis equation between points 1 and 2. Later on we must calculate pressure difference using the manometer equation. This will help us extract velocity from Bernoullis equation.
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Notations used
Rho_b = density of blue fluid.
Rho_g: density of green fluid
Rho: density of water
Water flow steady through a pipe with Dia=0.75 m at point 1 and Dia= 1.5 m...
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