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is the equation in the 3rd photo wrong ? since there are 2 exits , why shouldn't the eqaution become (P1 / y) + z + (8.33^2) / (2x9.81) = 0 + z +[ 2 (12^2) / (2x9.81) ] ?

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Bernoulli's equation is in respect of one streamline. A given streamline can only have one entry and one exit.
 
haruspex said:
Bernoulli's equation is in respect of one streamline. A given streamline can only have one entry and one exit.
but there are 2 exit, just consider 1 exit and ignore the another 1 ? how if the velocity at the 2 exit are different ?
 
foo9008 said:
but there are 2 exit, just consider 1 exit and ignore the another 1 ? how if the velocity at the 2 exit are different ?
Bernoulli's equation is telling you they would be the same velocity. Consider two streamlines, one from the inlet to one outlet, and one to the other outlet. Same pressure difference, same height difference.
 
haruspex said:
Bernoulli's equation is telling you they would be the same velocity. Consider two streamlines, one from the inlet to one outlet, and one to the other outlet. Same pressure difference, same height difference.
how do you know that the difference in pressure are the same?
 
foo9008 said:
how do you know that the difference in pressure are the same?
The third attachment says the pressure is atmospheric at both exits.
 
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