Question: A viscous liquid is flowing steadily through a pipe of diameter D. Suppose you replace it by two parallel pipes, each of diameter D /2,

A viscous liquid is flowing steadily through a pipe of diameter D. Suppose you replace it by two parallel pipes, each of diameter D /2, but the same length as the original pipe. If the pressure difference between the ends of these two pipes is the same as for the original pipe, what is the total rate of flow in the two pipes compared to the original flow rate?

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