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Physics, 05.11.2021 22:00, smariedegray

Someone please help! Given that 10000cm^3 of a fluid flows through a 2cm diameter pipe in 10 minutes:
(a) Find the fluid rate of flow in cubic meters per second.
(b) Calculate the speed of fluid in meters per second.
(c) Given that the temperature is 20°c and the Reynolds number per unit density is 1.060m^3/Kg, is the fluid more likely to be glycerin or water? (hint: calculate the viscosity of the fluid and compare it with that of the fluids at 20°c).
(d) State whether or not the fluid is turbulent

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