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Determine the flow (in gpm) through a residential sidewall K4.2 sprinkler at 10.1 psi. a. 13 gpm b. 18 gpm c. 21 gpm d. 42 gpm Solution | Posted 07/16/20 
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RPM
7/15/2020 09:07:29 am
A
Thomas Jones
7/15/2020 09:30:43 am
A. Q = K x Sqrt(p)
S.Conti
7/15/2020 10:07:27 am
Answer=D
S.Conti
7/15/2020 10:09:46 am
Q=K X Sq. root of P
AM
7/15/2020 12:31:52 pm
A. 13 gpm
Nina B
7/15/2020 03:55:09 pm
q=13.347 gpm
SK
7/16/2020 02:19:43 pm
A, 13 gpm
joe
7/24/2020 10:50:38 am
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