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This post was last edited by shmily327 on 2011-2-10 20:44. The continuity equation u1s1=u2s2 is derived from __________, and it applies to ______ fluids. Notes: 1. Please hide the recovery option; for instructions, see: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-492556-1-1.html. 9 c& f5 H2 E2 M: |2. Do not edit after replying. 3. The first 50 participants will definitely receive a reward ; Reply to see the answer: Law of conservation of mass, incompressible fluids
Reply #22011-01-28
Derived from the law of conservation of mass, applicable to continuous fluids
Reply #32011-01-28
Bernoulli’s equation, incompressible fluid
Reply #42011-01-28
Law of conservation of mass, steady-state flow
Reply #52011-01-28
Mass balance, incompressible fluids
Reply #62011-01-28
Bernoulli’s equation, incompressible fluid
Reply #72011-01-28
Reply to 1# shmily327: Law of mass equation, incompressible fluids
Reply #82011-01-28
Law of conservation of mass, incompressible fluids

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