Bernoulli equation in terms of energy per unit volume

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dear PF..

what is the Bernoulli equation in terms of energy per unit volume
the equation include the
1) static pressure
2) hydrostatic pressure
3) dynamic pressure
4) stagnation pressure
 
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Think about it, what's Bernoulli's equation?

p/ρ + 0.5v2 +gz

What's that form of the equation in terms of?
 
got it..thanks..

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