Here's my problem:-
A horizontal tube has a T-junction with a vertical tube coming downwards into a container of liquid, at height h below the T-junction. Air is forced into the horizontal tube which causes a pressure difference which sucks the liquid up the vertical tube.
What is the...
Hi everyone….I have a new question. I am writing a lab write-up and I am kind of confused about a concept. In this lab I studied the even flow of water by analyzing the flow of water through a Bernoulli’s pipe. The pipe was set up in a way that it was vertical, open at the top (where a hose...
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The aerodynamic lift on the wing of an airplane (airfoil) is generally explained by the argument that the faster speed of the air along the top of the wing leads to reduced air pressure...