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The quantitative study of how fluids (gases and liquids) move.
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If Bernoulli's Principle can only be applied to a streamline, how does it justify the pressu...
$\def\¿{\small}$Yes, Bernoulli's Theorem applies only along one streamline. It is actually a corollary of Bernoulli's theorem (or a shortcut!) that Bernoulli's Equation holds between points C and D th …
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Newton's second law and moving through a fluid
At the first glance, your explanation seems to be right. But there is a missing point. Let's see.
Our concentration is about walking through water vs. walking through the air. As you say, the explanat …
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Is this hydrodynamics question solvable?
I assume this is a huge lake. Without knowing the surface area of the lake, you can't apply the equation of continuity at all. But if you consider this as a huge lake as I said, you can neglect the de …
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Conservation of energy of water flowing out of a small hole at the bottom of a bottle
$m$ is the mass of considered volume of the liquid. It varies. So you can see, in your equation $mgh=\frac 12 mv^2$, $m$ cancels out from the both sides. It's your choice to decide whether it is unit …
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When filling a bottle, why is the level after an overflow lower than the top?
I recommend you to read the edit below, first
Let me explain a little bit what happens when you fill the bottle. When the water from the tap hits the water level, the surface water becomes turbulent. …
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Why the path of a balloon left untied is unpredictable but of a rocket is predictable? [duplicate]
When a water rocket is projected, it goes in a specific trajectory.
But when a balloon is inflated and left untied, it does not follow a definite path. It goes in a random way.
I do not see any faul …
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Conditions of Bernoulli's equation: Do they matter?
Bernoulli's equation:
$P+\frac{1}{2}\rho v^2+\rho gh=\text{constant}$
There are some conditions to use Bernoulli's equation. But often we neglect them.
The fluid must be incompressible. But we use …