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An ideal liquid flowing through a pipe A of cross-section `0.2m^(2)` with velocity `10(m)/(s)` enters a T-junction. One side of the T-junction B has cross-section area `0.1m^(2)` and the other side C has cross-section area `0.05m^(2)`. If the velocity of water is C is `15(m)/(s)` then in B the velocity is

A

`1 m//s`

B

`10 m//s`

C

`12.5 m//s`

D

`1 cm//s`

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`V_(A)A_(A)=V_(B)A_(B)+V_(C)A_(C)`
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