Physics, 08.07.2021 17:50, crazylogic5094

1) In the figure below, applying Bernoulli's theorem to an ideal and incompressible fluid in a stationary and adiabatic regime, obtain the mass flow, as a function of the properties: A1; A2; h and acceleration due to gravity (g). Repeat and obtain the mass flow, depending on the properties: A1; A2; P1; P2 and density (ρ).

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1) In the figure below, applying Bernoulli's theorem to an ideal and incompressible fluid in a stati...