In many devices involved in energy industries, a fluid(liquidor gas) flows through a pipe. If the cross-sectional areaofa pipe is 2.0 m2, and the fluid in it has a speed of1.5m/s: a) What is the volume flow rate in m3/s? (i.e.,whatvolume of fluid pass through any cross-section of the pipeeverysecond?) b) What mass of fluid passes through any cross-section ofthepipe every second, if the fluid has a density of1.0x103kg/m3?

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In many devices involved in energy industries, a fluid(liquidor gas) flows through a pipe. If the cross-sectional areaofa pipe is 2.0 m², and the fluid in it has a speed of1.5m/s:

a) What is the volume flow rate in m³/s? (i.e.,whatvolume of fluid pass through any cross-section of the pipeeverysecond?)

b) What mass of fluid passes through any cross-section ofthepipe every second, if the fluid has a density of1.0x10³kg/m³?

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