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A liquid Flows through a pipe 2.0 mm radius and 20 cm length under a pressure `10^(3)" dyne "cm^(-2)`. Determine the rate of flow and the speed of the liquid coming out of the tube. The coefficient of viscosity of the liquid is 1.25 centipoise.

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