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What is the formula for velocity through the pipe?

(a) Total loss of head = Entry loss + Frictional loss

(b) Total loss of head = Frictional loss + Velocity head at exit

(c) Total loss of head = Entry loss + Velocity head at exit

(d) Total loss of head = Entry loss + Frictional loss + Velocity head at exit

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Correct option is (d) Total loss of head = Entry loss + Frictional loss + Velocity head at exit

To elaborate: If the difference in the water level of the distributary and the water course is known then by using the formula total loss of head = entry loss + frictional loss + velocity head at the exit. Mathematically it is represented as HL = 0.5V^2/2g (1.5 + f’ l/d) where l = length of pipe, d = diameter of pipe and f’ = coefficient of friction.

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