Bernoulli's equation is a relationship between a fluid's ___ and ___. mass/density. temperature/volume volume/pressure speed/pressure.
- mass/density.
- temperature/volume
- volume/pressure
- speed/pressure.
Homework Answers
bernoulli's equation,
P + rho g h + rho v^2 / 2 = constant
where P = pressure,
h = height
v = speed
so this equation is relationship between Speed /Pressure.
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Bernoulli's equation is a relationship between a fluid's ___ and ___.
mass/density.
temperature/volume
volume/pressure
speed/pressure.
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