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furkang
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pressure vs speed for liquids ? :(
Think of a pipe positioned horizontally.
Some fluid is flowing from left to right.(e.g. water)
Right side of the pipe is well narrower than left side.
Is the speed of a fluid particle at the right greater than the speed of a particle at the left?
What about their pressures?
(Perfect world no energy loss)
OR
perhaps I can NOT make such a comparison without considering any value constant.
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I am really confused please help , basically I am looking for an example which prooves inverse proportion of speed and pressure of LIQUIDS. Can you give me an example like mine? Thank you for your help...
Think of a pipe positioned horizontally.
Some fluid is flowing from left to right.(e.g. water)
Right side of the pipe is well narrower than left side.
Is the speed of a fluid particle at the right greater than the speed of a particle at the left?
What about their pressures?
(Perfect world no energy loss)
OR
perhaps I can NOT make such a comparison without considering any value constant.
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I am really confused please help , basically I am looking for an example which prooves inverse proportion of speed and pressure of LIQUIDS. Can you give me an example like mine? Thank you for your help...