2. Common Fluids Conversions - Please calculate the following:a.50 GPM to ft/s in a 4" Sch 40 pipeb. 15 GPM to lbm/s of Chloroform at 25°C30 psi to ft lb-/lbm of Water at 50°C40 ft lbf/lbm to hp of a fluid moving at 150 lbm/min.Reynolds number for 100% Glycerol at 75°C flowing through a 2.5" Sch 80 pipe at 10lbm/sd.e.

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2. Common Fluids Conversions - Please calculate the following: a. 50 GPM to ft/s in a 4" Sch 40 pipe b. 15 GPM to lbm/s of Chloroform at 25°C C. 30 psi to ft lb/lbm of Water at 50°C

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