Water flowing at 2 gallons per minute passes through a contraction from 1/2 inch internal diameter pipe to a 1/4 inch internal diameter pipe. Use Bernoulli's equation to calculate the pressure difference from immediately before the contraction to in the contraction. This pressure difference is defined as the pressure before the contraction minus the pressure in the contraction.

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Water flowing at 2 gallons per minute passes through a contraction from 1/2 inch internal diameter pipe to a 1/4 inch internal diameter pipe. Use Bernoulli's equation to calculate the pressure difference from immediately before the contraction to in the contraction. This pressure difference is defined as the pressure before the contraction minus the pressure in the contraction.