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In a steady and incompressible flow of a fluid (density =1.25 kg m-3), the difference between stagnation and static pressures at the same location in the flow is 30 mm of mercury (density = 13600 kg m-3). Considering gravitational acceleration as 10 m s-2, the fluid speed (in m s-1) is

Correct : 80.0

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