Find the pressure considering both friction and minor losses

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Water flows through a 200 m long ,30 cm diameter steel pipe with surface roughness 0.046 mm at a rate of 0.25 m^3/s .Find the pressure(P2)considering both friction and minor losses if P1=500 kPa;Z1=20m; Z2=10m ; L=200m ; K=10.0 ; D=30 cm?

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