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Consider the shaded portions of the fluids at P and Q. Then, in a given time interval, = mass of fluid at P crossing mass of fluid at Q crossing A2 must be equal, because the same fluid particles keep on moving in a given tube of flow.

where are volumes of fluids in shaded parts at P and Q of respectively and are density of fluid at P and Q.





Bernoulli's Equation

The equation of continuity as explained above is a consequence of conservation of mass; whereas Bernoulli's equation is consequence of the work - energy theorem or conservation of energy.

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Index

8.1 Hydrostatic pressure in a fluid
8.2 Pascal's Law
8.3 Archimedes' Principle
8.4 Moving Fluids & Bemoulli's Equation

Chapter 9





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