The flow rate equation states that Alu1=A2v2. Why is this equation true? a) Conservation of mass: What goes in, must come out b) Conservation of energy: Nothing happens for free c) Conservation of angular momentum: Weeee! Spinning! d) Conservation of momentum: Equal and opposite reactions 6:51 AM

The flow rate equation states that Alu1=A2v2. Why is this equation true? a) Conservation of mass: What goes in, must come out b) Conservation of energy: Nothing happens for free c) Conservation of angular momentum: Weeee! Spinning! d) Conservation of momentum: Equal and opposite reactions 6:51 AM

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Chapter11: Fluid Statics

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The flow rate equation states that Alu1=A2v2. Why
is this equation true?
a) Conservation of mass: What goes in, must come
out
b) Conservation of energy: Nothing happens for free
c) Conservation of angular momentum: Weeee!
Spinning!
d) Conservation of momentum: Equal and opposite
reactions
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