A horizontal pipe carries water that flows from Point \(A\) to Point \(B\). If the speed of the water at Point \(B\) is greater than at Point \(A\), how does the pressure at Point \(B\) compare to Point \(A\)?(a) The pressures are equal because the pipe is horizontal. , (b) The pressure at Point \(B\) depends only on the density of the water, not its speed. , (c) The pressure at Point \(B\) is lower than at Point \(A\). , (d) The pressure at Point \(B\) is higher than at Point \(A\). :

A horizontal pipe carries water that flows from Point A to Point B. If the speed of the water at Point B is greater than at Point A, how does the pressure at Point B compare to Point A? • Nerd Notes

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A horizontal pipe carries water that flows from Point \(A\) to Point \(B\). If the speed of the water at Point \(B\) is greater than at Point \(A\), how does the pressure at Point \(B\) compare to Point \(A\)?

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