flv^2/2gD mai f hotha hai friction factor. Aur f=4f' (f' = coefficient of friction). therefore it is modified to be 4f'lv^2/2gD. (people usually denote with f and it doesnt matter until you substitute a value for it.)
Thank you sir jee for this crystal clear explanation. However, if deltaQ=0, then then middle term of the equation should be 0 as well right? That is 2*Qo*deltaQ=2*Qo*0=0
Bro delta Q can't be zero The value of detla Q tends to zero means very less Let value of delta Q is 0.2 Then square of delta Q is 0.04 This value if very less compare to Q that's we have neglect that portion
4f is Darcy friction factor where f is coefficient of friction. if (flv²)/2dg is used it means they used friction factor ie, 4 times the coefficient of friction If (4flv²)/2gd is used it means they are using coefficient of friction In short Friction factor = 4 times Coefficienr of friction