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If the pressures are maintained at the same values at the ends of the pipe segment but the pipe is replaced by a longer one, what do you expect will happen to Q, the rate of flow through the pipe? It will be less than it was originally. It will stay the same as it was originally. There is not enough information given to decide. It will be greater than it was originally.

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Description: if the pressures are maintained at the same values at the ends of the pipe segment but the pipe is replaced by a longer one what do you expect will happen to q the rate of flow through the p 41597

          If the pressures are maintained at the same values at the ends of the pipe segment but the pipe is replaced by a longer one, what do you expect will happen to Q, the rate of flow through the pipe?
   It will be less than it was originally.      It will stay the same as it was originally.      There is not enough information given to decide.      It will be greater than it was originally.

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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Solved by Expert Manish Jain

01/12/2022

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According to the Hagen-Poiseuille equation, the flow rate through a pipe is directly proportional to the pressure difference and inversely proportional to the length of the pipe. Show more…

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If the pressures are maintained at the same values at the ends of the pipe segment but the pipe is replaced by a longer one, what do you expect will happen to Q, the rate of flow through the pipe? It will be less than it was originally. It will stay the same as it was originally. There is not enough information given to decide. It will be greater than it was originally.