which of the following mostly depends on headloss? a. pressure head b. elevation head c. velocity head in uniformly sized pipe, which of the following is constant? a. pressure head b. elevation head c. velocity head in compressible flow, which is mostly conserved among the following variables? a. density b. volume c. mass

which of the following mostly depends on headloss? a. pressure head b. elevation head c. velocity head in uniformly sized pipe, which of the following is constant? a. pressure head b. elevation head c. velocity head in compressible flow, which is mostly conserved among the following variables? a. density b. volume c. mass

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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