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If the cross-sectional area of a pipe carrying water is reduced by half while the velocity remains constant, how does the discharge (Q) change?

6. If the cross-sectional area of a pipe carrying water is reduced by half while the velocity remains constant, how does the discharge (Q) change?

  1. Q remains constant
  2. Q doubles
  3. Q halves
  4. Q quadruples

Answer: C) Q halves

Explanation:

According to the continuity equation, Q = A × V. If area (A) is halved and velocity (V) remains constant, the discharge (Q) will also halve.

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