[Solved] In flow through pipe bends the pressures on inner and out radii

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Q.	In flow through pipe bends the pressures on inner and out radii
A.	Stand at the same level increasing gradually towards the pipe center.
B.	Vary, it being more on the inner core.
C.	Are different, pressure increases with increase in radius and is, therefore, more at the outer radius.
D.	Do not vary and are the same as at the center of the pipe.
Answer» D. Do not vary and are the same as at the center of the pipe.

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