as shown in figure shown below if the velocity of water at point (A)is(30m/s)with pressure of (90000 pa),and 9m²area,an elevation of point (A) 60 m, the area of point (B)&(C) is (9m², 18m²)respectively: (a) Find the pressure and the speed of water at point (B) &(C) (b) Explain the result in pat (a)

as shown in figure shown below if the velocity of water at point (A)is(30m/s)with pressure of (90000 pa),and 9m²area,an elevation of point (A) 60 m, the area of point (B)&(C) is (9m², 18m²)respectively: (a) Find the pressure and the speed of water at point (B) &(C) (b) Explain the result in pat (a)

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