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alex_j said:Assuming an equal pressure and volume that can pass through pipe C, you can only get as much as the limit of pressure and volume at pipe C and since both are shown to be the same then you should get equal amounts from both configurations.
alex_j said:Would my answer have been close if the flow were reversed?
The purpose of this experiment is to find a solution to increase water pressure in a pipe system by rearranging the pipes.
Increasing water pressure can provide better water flow and more force in showers and faucets, making daily tasks like washing dishes and taking showers more efficient.
The expected outcome is to find a configuration of the pipes that will increase the water pressure in the system.
Factors such as the diameter of the pipes, the length of the pipes, and the number of bends in the pipes can affect the results of the experiment.
Potential solutions include increasing the diameter of the pipes, reducing the number of bends in the pipes, and using a pump to increase the pressure.