Consider the Conservation of Energy Equation: V² dE aq aw dt Ət Ət dmin + dt hin + [kJ-s] [kg-m²/s ³] in 2 + g Zin dmout dt where E is energy in [J], Q is heat in [J], W is work in [J], mis mass in [kg], h is enthalpy in [J/kg], Vis velocity in [m/s], g is gravitational acceleration is [m/s2] and z is height in [m]. A Watt is a Joule per second. Taking the derivative of a variable with respect time time is simply dividing the base variable unit by time. Determine, IN BASE UNITS ([kg], [m], [s]) the following: The units for enthalpy flux, i.e. the third term on the right-hand-side of the equation hout + [kg-m²/s²] Vont + 9%-out) 2 [kJ/s] [kJ-m²/s ³]

Consider the Conservation of Energy Equation: V² dE aq aw dt Ət Ət dmin + dt hin + [kJ-s] [kg-m²/s ³] in 2 + g Zin dmout dt where E is energy in [J], Q is heat in [J], W is work in [J], mis mass in [kg], h is enthalpy in [J/kg], Vis velocity in [m/s], g is gravitational acceleration is [m/s2] and z is height in [m]. A Watt is a Joule per second. Taking the derivative of a variable with respect time time is simply dividing the base variable unit by time. Determine, IN BASE UNITS ([kg], [m], [s]) the following: The units for enthalpy flux, i.e. the third term on the right-hand-side of the equation hout + [kg-m²/s²] Vont + 9%-out) 2 [kJ/s] [kJ-m²/s ³]

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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