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So the flow meter would have the equation of the Bernoulli's Equation for fluids and the manometer would have the equation deltaP=rho*g*h. But how would I find the equation with those two separate one?

Homework Statement A venture flow-meter can be designed as shown in the figure. At position 1 the velocity is 0.5 m/s, and pressure is 1.3 bar. The cross section area at 1 is two times the area at 2. The fluid inside the manometer has a density ρ, and the fluid column has a high...

Wait, so if it's uniform and the heat conductivity is constant then shouldn't the temperature of the rod be warm past x to the right and be at it's equilibrium a little bit past the center towards the right?

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Oh all right, but can you do this with double interpolation? if so what would be the process

I know that the ideal gas law equation is PV=nRT and so then would the relevant equation be v=V/m? which is v=RT/P?

Well a new semester started and the teacher didn't give us anything except to do this problem.. I wish I knew what was going on but the teacher only taught us definitions and nothing else.

Homework Statement So a chart is given. | | Water vapor at p (pressure)=0.006MPa | Water vapor at p (pressure)=0.035 | T(in degree C) | v(m^3/kg) | v(m^3/kg) | 80 | 27.132...