Physics, asked by SattwikBhoi, 8 months ago

12. A venturi meter is 37.5 cm in diameter in mains
and 15 cm diameter in throat. The difference
between the pressure of water in the mains and the
throat is 23 cm of Hg. Find the discharge in litres
per minute. Sp. gravity of Hg = 13.56.

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