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1.	Gating design for a mould of 50cm25cm15cm is shown in below figure. The cross-sectional area of the gate is 5 cm2. Neglecting friction and velocity distribution effects, what is the filling time (t) for the design (in second)?
A.	19.25
B.	21.86
C.	34.21
D.	?a) 19.25b) 21.86c) 34.21d) 10.39
Answer» C. 34.21

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