5. Imagine a normal sewer pipe full of water: 12 cm wide, and 5 meters long with water flowing through at .004 m^3/sec.

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5. Imagine a normal sewer pipe full of water: 12 cm wide, and 5 meters long with water flowing through at .004 m^3/sec.

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5. Imagine a normal sewer pipe full of water: 12 cm wide, and 5 meters long with water flowing through at .004 m^3/sec. What resistance would you expect? 6. In that same pipe, how much pressure loss would it take to move that water?
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