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A natural gas is flowing through a 1 m diameter and 6 . 5 k m long pipeline ( friction factor = 0 . 0

A natural gas is flowing through a 1m diameter and 6.5km long pipeline (friction factor =0.0024) at a constant temperature of 15C. The pressure at the inlet of the pipe is 5.7MPa. What is the maximum mass flow rate of the gas that can be achieved and the corresponding downstream pressure?
[Ans.Gmax=1012.3kgs-1,Pw=498.6kPa ] CAN I GET A DIFFERENT SOLUTION NOT THE ONE UPLOADED BEFORE AS I DIDNT UNDERSTAND IT , i need step by step solution , thank you(:
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