How to use bernoulli's equation.

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Explanation:

The Bernoulli equation is a crucial statement that connects a fluid's pressure, height, and velocity at a single point in its flow. In an idealised system, the connection between these fluid conditions along a streamline always equals the same constant along that streamline.

Water from a reservoir runs through enormous tubes called penstocks before reaching a turbine at the end of a hydroelectric dam. The gravitational potential energy drops as the water flows down the pipe according to Bernoulli's equation, yet in many configurations, the water departs at the same speed.

Bernoulli's equation is a more broad and mathematical version of Bernoulli's principle that includes variations in gravitational potential energy. We'll derive this equation in the following part, but first, let's look at Bernoulli's equation to get a sense of what it says and how one may use it.

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