What happens to the pressure and velocity of water as it passes through a venturi?
A. Pressure remains constant, but the velocity increases as the diameter of the venturi decreases.
B. Pressure increases, but the velocity decreases as the diameter of the venturi decreases.
C. Pressure decreases, but the velocity remains constant as the diameter of the venturi increases.
D. Pressure increases, but the velocity decreases as the diameter of the venturi increases.
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ANSWER: D