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The pressure of water inside the closed pipe is `3xx10^5 N//m^2`. This pressure reduces to `2xx10^5 N//m^2` on opening the valve of the pipe. Calculate the speed of water flowing through the pipe `(rho=1000 kg//m^3)`.

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