water is flowing in a pipe with a radius of 25.4cm at a velocity of 3m/s.the velocity of water is 1.13 Pas.What is the Reynolds number

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water is flowing in a pipe with a radius of 25.4cm at a velocity of 3m/s.the velocity of water is 1.13 Pas.What is the Reynolds number

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