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The "low" voltage is not relevant. It just means it's lower than some other voltage in another circuit. But there are other circuits...

It's used to describe the increase in pressure with depth.

Does the unlabeled chord pass through the circle's center?

I guess it's too much trouble for you to post a graphic of what you are talking about.

Because the correct equation is ##E_o=mc^2## where ##E_o## is the so-called rest energy. Rest energy is one of Einstein's greatest...

Are you referring to a measurement of force or mass?

Please check the statement of the problem and make sure it matches what you posted.

The typical notation used in a physics class is that, for example ##\vec{v}## is a vector and ##v## is the magnitude of that vector. So...

In other words, you don't subtract the magnitudes of the vectors, you subtract the vectors. This means you find the vector that you add...

Because one hole will not allow the free flow of water. You need on hole for water to come out and another hole for the air to go in...

True. P2-P1=ρgh holds when v1=v2, and as you said in the original post, v1 can not be equal to v2, except in the case when v1=0 and v2=0.

What is the expression ##\rho g h## used for?