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The rate of flow of the liquid is the product of:
- Area of cross section of the liquid and velocity of the liquid
- Length of the tube of the flow and velocity of the liquid
- Volume of the tube of the flow and velocity of the liquid
- Viscous force acting on the liquid layer and velocity of the liquid
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Rate of flow =Q= V A
where, V is flow velocity
A is surface area of pipe.
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