If the flow rate in s pipe is 2L/s what does that tell you about how fast the water is moving?

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Explanation:

The flow rate of a liquid/gas in a pipe is a quantity that measures the amount of liquid/gas that flows through the pipe at a given time.

In order to determine the speed of flow, the cross-sectional area of the pipe must be known because:

speed of flow = flow rate/cross-sectional area

Hence, if the flow rate of water in a pipe is 2L/s without specifying the cross-sectional area of the pipe, it says nothing about how fast the water is moving through the pipe.

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