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A tube of length L and radius R is joinc...

A tube of length L and radius R is joinced to another tube of length `(L)/(3)` and radius `(R)/(2)`. A fluid is flowing through this joint tube. If the pressure difference across the first tube is `P` then pressure difference across the second tube is

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