What is the Bernoulli Equation?

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The discussion centers around deriving the Bernoulli Equation from a given stagnation ratio equation. The equation presented is Po/P = [1+((k-1)/2)*Ma^2]^(k/(k-1)), where Po represents stagnation pressure, P is static pressure, and V is velocity. The value of k is specified as 1.4, applicable for air, and Ma refers to the Mach number. The poster encourages engagement with the mathematical exercise rather than seeking a solution. The conversation highlights the enjoyment of deriving equations in fluid dynamics.
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I recently was given an interesting problem I thought I'd share with the community here. It's a fun exercise in mathematics. Given the equation:

Po/P = [1+((k-1)/2)*Ma^2]^(k/(k-1))

From this stagnation ratio, derive the Bernoulli Equation:

Po = P + 1/2 * rho * V^2

Anyway, it's not for homework, so no real need to solve it. Hope you enjoy deriving equations as much as I do. Have fun!
 
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what are k, M, a?
 
k in this case is 1.4 (for air)

Ma is the mach number.
 
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