There's a hose of fixed diameter, and water is running through it at 4 meters/sec. The pressure on the walls of the hose is measured at 10 psi. We then come to a spot in the hose where the hose narrows, so the diameter is now half of what it was. Using the laws (that we used on the last day of class), what happens to the 1) velocity of flow at the narrowing, the 2) volume of water going through it, and the 3) measured pressure on the walls? In each case, you can see the quantity goes either up or down and by how much (for example, doubles/halves, 4 times as much or as little).