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    Friction Factor Vs Reynolds No.: Along X Axis 5 Unit 2000 Along Y Axis 5 Unit 0.01

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    This graph shows the relationship between friction factor (f) and Reynolds number (Re) for fluid flow in a pipe. It shows that as the Reynolds number increases from 24,000 to 32,000, the friction factor decreases from around 0.02 to nearly 0, demonstrating that friction factor is inversely proportional to Reynolds number.

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    This graph shows the relationship between friction factor (f) and Reynolds number (Re) for fluid flow in a pipe. It shows that as the Reynolds number increases from 24,000 to 32,000, the friction factor decreases from around 0.02 to nearly 0, demonstrating that friction factor is inversely proportional to Reynolds number.

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    This graph shows the relationship between friction factor (f) and Reynolds number (Re) for fluid flow in a pipe. It shows that as the Reynolds number increases from 24,000 to 32,000, the friction factor decreases from around 0.02 to nearly 0, demonstrating that friction factor is inversely proportional to Reynolds number.

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    Friction Factor Vs Reynolds No.: Along X Axis 5 Unit 2000 Along Y Axis 5 Unit 0.01

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    Md Mahmudul Hasan
    This graph shows the relationship between friction factor (f) and Reynolds number (Re) for fluid flow in a pipe. It shows that as the Reynolds number increases from 24,000 to 32,000, the friction factor decreases from around 0.02 to nearly 0, demonstrating that friction factor is inversely proportional to Reynolds number.

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    Friction factor Vs Reynolds No.

    0.020
    Along X axis 5 unit = 2000;
    Along Y axis 5 unit = 0.01
    Friction factor, f

    0.010

    0.000
    24000.0 26000.0 28000.0 30000.0 32000.0
    Reynolds Number, Re

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