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    Work done raising an object. Calculus needed.

    Homework Statement A 50-meter rope weighing 2 N/m supports a piano weighing 600 N. Find the work done in lifting the piano 25 meters 2. Relevant equation. None of the calculus equation, techniques covers this type of question with mass/length involved.The Attempt at a Solution I know the...
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    Why is the velocity of fluid on top a hydrofoil higher than on the bottom?

    I don't get why the article in the FIRST link says Bernoulli is more practical than Newton.
  3. K

    Why is the velocity of fluid on top a hydrofoil higher than on the bottom?

    So the energy input from the net force is taken care of by the "PV" part. The conservation of energy is more about "1/2mv^2+mgh"??
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    Why is the velocity of fluid on top a hydrofoil higher than on the bottom?

    People say Beenoulli equation is just a statement of conservation of energy. But there must be a external force. Otherwise, the fluid won't move. Is it like you push the fluid and let its momentum carry it?
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    Why is the velocity of fluid on top a hydrofoil higher than on the bottom?

    What does mean as in the definition of streamline that "streamlines in a flow field have no mass flow crossing them"?
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    Why is the velocity of fluid on top a hydrofoil higher than on the bottom?

    What do people use to measure fluid velocity? Do they place a piece of paper and let it get blown by the air and measure its velocity?
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    Why is the velocity of fluid on top a hydrofoil higher than on the bottom?

    I am trying to learn how hydrofoil works. A big part of it is Bernoulli's principles. I found this http://web.mit.edu/2.972/www/reports/hydrofoil/hydrofoil.html on MIT webisite. There are two explanation for how it works: 1. The conservation of linear momentum or Newton's third law.If water...
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