Multiple Choice
In a system of pipes, if water enters the system at a given velocity, what happens if the cross-sectional area triples?
A) Velocity triples
B) No effect on velocity
C) Velocity decreases to the third power of initial velocity
D) Velocity decreases to one-third the initial velocity
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