Recent content by tophat22

I actually ended up getting it before that... thank you though!

Homework Statement Question Details: The question reads: Show that the equation: dA/A + dv/v + dρ/ρ = 0 applies to a one-dimensional steady flow. (Here 'one dimensional' means that both the density ρ and seed v = - v . n (vectors) are constant across any cross-sectional area A...

for part a, what am I supposed to do with vector z? will I have to deal with an integral?

I haven't taken physics in a while, and most of this is physics related. My professor's lectures have not helped me understand the material, so I have questions on my homework. I would like to learn how to approach this problem and solve it. The figure shows a vertical dam holding back a...