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Why is the height of point 2 same as point 3?
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The discussion centers on the observation that the height of point 2 is the same as point 3 in a turbine setup, attributed to minimal height differences. It is established that for small height variations, alternative turbine types are typically employed. The absence of the "≈" symbol in the context of these height differences raises questions about the precision of the measurements or assumptions made in the analysis.
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