The pressure drop in a pipe flow is directly proportional to the mean velocity. It can be deduced that the

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The pressure drop in a pipe flow is directly proportional to the mean velocity. It can be deduced that the

a. Flow is laminar        b. Flow is turbulent

c. Pipe is smooth         d. Pipe is rough

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The pressure drop in a pipe flow is directly proportional to the mean velocity. It can be deduced that the

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