Physics, 19.11.2019 22:31 aria0826

The pressure in a moving stream of fluid
a. is greater than the pressure in the surrounding fluid.
b. is less than the pressure in the surrounding fluid.
c. depends on the nature of the fluid.
d. depends on the volume of the fluid.

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The pressure in a moving stream of fluid
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