Question 17 (a) Re PVD (b) Re pV Du (c) Re pD Vụ μνρ (d) Re (e) none of the above Question 18 What is the value of the Reynolds number of the pipe floW? (а) 523.67 (b) 191.48 (c) 826.32 (d) 2474.31 (e) 4206.55 Question 19: What is the value of the pipe friction factor f? (a) f=0.0372 (b) f=0.0113 (c) f=0.0492 (d) f=0.1261 (e) f=0.0775 Question 20: What is the head loss in the pipe due to friction? (a) hf = 45.3m (b) hf = 32.0m = 16.8m %3D (c) hf = (d) hf = 91.3m (e) hf = 27.9m %3D

Question 17 (a) Re PVD (b) Re pV Du (c) Re pD Vụ μνρ (d) Re (e) none of the above Question 18 What is the value of the Reynolds number of the pipe floW? (а) 523.67 (b) 191.48 (c) 826.32 (d) 2474.31 (e) 4206.55 Question 19: What is the value of the pipe friction factor f? (a) f=0.0372 (b) f=0.0113 (c) f=0.0492 (d) f=0.1261 (e) f=0.0775 Question 20: What is the head loss in the pipe due to friction? (a) hf = 45.3m (b) hf = 32.0m = 16.8m %3D (c) hf = (d) hf = 91.3m (e) hf = 27.9m %3D

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