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The figure below shows a nonviscous, incompressible, fluid flowing through a pipe. The velocity of the fluid V1 = 50 m/s If the cross sectional areas of the pipe are given as follows, what is the fluid velocity at V2 ? A1 = 5 m^2 and A2 = 20 m^2

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