The discussion centers on applying Bernoulli's equation to determine flow rates in a Venturi tube. The equation in question is ρgy1 + (1/2)v1^2 + P1 = ρgy2 + (1/2)v2^2 + P2, which relates pressure, velocity, and height at two points in the tube. A key point made is the necessity of an additional equation to account for mass flow consistency throughout the Venturi tube. The relationship A1 = 3A2 is also highlighted, indicating the cross-sectional area ratios needed for calculations.
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You need one more equation, based on the fact that mass flow within all parts of the venturi tube is constant.heatherro92 said: