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The pressure of water pipe when tap is open and closed are 3  105 N m-2and 3·5  105 N m-2 respectively. Withopen tap, the velocity of water flowing is,

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The pressure of water pipe when tap is open and closed are 3  105 N m-2and 3·5  105 N m-2 respectively. Withopen tap, the velocity of water flowing is,

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It seems like you haven't provided a specific question related to the information given. However, if you're looking for the velocity of water when the tap is closed, it would be zero since no water is flowing. If you're asking about the change in pressure, it increases by 0.5 x 10^5 N m^-2 when the tap is closed. If you're interested in something else, like using Bernoulli's equation to relate the pressure and velocity, please provide the additional information needed such as the height difference, if any.

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