M. 20°C carbon tetrachloride flows with speed 8 meters/sec in a ground-level pipe. At some point on the pipe, a pressure gage reads 15 kPa. Determine the mechanical energy of the oil per unit volume in units of a) J/m³ (65,880 J/m³) and b) kPa.
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