When mineral deposits form a uniform coating 1 mm thick on the inside of a pipe of
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When mineral deposits form a uniform coating 1 mm thick on the inside of a pipe of radius r (in mm), the cross-sectional area A through which water can flow is A = π(r2 − 2r + 1). Sketch A = f(r).
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