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Centripetal Force and Pascal's Principle
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[QUOTE="Timtam, post: 5580589, member: 532207"] Thanks For your reply . Ok I get this must be the case otherwise the fluid would be experiencing an acceleration - the force acting on it must only be perpendicular as that leaves a change in vector not magnitude of the velocity. However I am just unsure what is actually causing the tangential components to cancel ? What momentum is 'coming' the other way to cancel the tangents as in the static case. You mention flow under resistance do you mean viscosity ? could we consider this under ideal conditions [/QUOTE]
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