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Does pressure of exact amount water flowing through pipe with same length but different diameter change?
Anonymousfreak
Try this :
If the water stands still then the pressure is the same throughout.
If the water is moving THEN it has kinetic energy ... which comes from somewhere.
Thus the faster its moving, the lower the pressure.
And the smaller the tube - in order to move the same amount of water (your condition) the faster it must move.
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