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1. A fluid in an aquifer is 6.5 m above a reference datum, the fluid pressure is 1800 N/m2, and the flow velocity is 3.4 3 1025 m/s. The fluid density is 1.01 3 103 kg/m3.
(A) What is the total energy per unit mass?
(B) What is the total energy per unit weight? Show all work.

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