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In a venturi meter, ΔP₁ and ΔP₂ are the pressure drops corresponding to volumetric flowrates Q1 and Q2. If Q2/Q1 = 2, then ΔP2/ΔP1 equals

(A) 2

(B) 4

(D) 0.25

Correct : b

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