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A liquid is flowing through a pipe of cross section 4 m2 at a rate of 4 kg/s, at a point pipe is divided into two pipes of areas of equal areas, what will be the ratio of flow rate in both the pipes?

A liquid is flowing through a pipe of cross section 4 m2 at a rate of 4 kg/s, at a point pipe is divided into two pipes of areas of equal areas, what will be the ratio of flow rate in both the pipes? Correct Answer 1:1

Since areas of the pipes are equal, by continuity equation flow will divide equally in the pipes, so their ratio will be 1:1.

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