If the head loss in an 8 km long cast iron pipe carrying water at a rate of 1.42 m^3/s is not to exceed 1.50 m, determine the pipe diameter if f= 0.018. Include the diagram in your solution. a.0.56 m. b.2.84 m. c.1.74 m. d.3.56 m.

If the head loss in an 8 km long cast iron pipe carrying water at a rate of 1.42 m^3/s is not to exceed 1.50 m, determine the pipe diameter if f= 0.018. Include the diagram in your solution. a.0.56 m. b.2.84 m. c.1.74 m. d.3.56 m.

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If the head loss in an 8 km long cast iron pipe carrying water at a rate of 1.42 m^3/s is not to exceed 1.50 m, determine the pipe diameter if f= 0.018. Include the diagram in your solution.

a.0.56 m.

b.2.84 m.

c.1.74 m.

d.3.56 m.

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