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    Three reservoirs are connected by pipes as shown in a figure, with each pipe having a diameter of 1 ft and a friction factor of 0.02 for each, and minor losses are negligible due to the large length-to-diameter ratio. The flowrate into or out of each reservoir must be determined.

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    Three reservoirs are connected by pipes as shown in a figure, with each pipe having a diameter of 1 ft and a friction factor of 0.02 for each, and minor losses are negligible due to the large length-to-diameter ratio. The flowrate into or out of each reservoir must be determined.

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    Three reservoirs are connected by pipes as shown in a figure, with each pipe having a diameter of 1 ft and a friction factor of 0.02 for each, and minor losses are negligible due to the large length-to-diameter ratio. The flowrate into or out of each reservoir must be determined.

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    Three reservoirs are connected by three pipes as are shown in Figure.

    For simplicity,
    we assume that the diameter of each pipe is 1 ft, the friction factor for each is 0.02,
    and because of the large length-to-diameter ratio, minor losses are negligible.
    Determine the flowrate into or out of each reservoir.

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