4.3 PQ4 Breathe in and out of your mouth. Try to sense the air flow patterns near your face while doing this. Discuss the type of flow associated with these flow processes. If you were to blow out a candle, you would do it while exhaling (at least most people do). Why is it easier to do this by exhaling than by inhaling?

4.3 PQ4 Breathe in and out of your mouth. Try to sense the air flow patterns near your face while doing this. Discuss the type of flow associated with these flow processes. If you were to blow out a candle, you would do it while exhaling (at least most people do). Why is it easier to do this by exhaling than by inhaling?

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Chapter11: Fluid Statics

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Problem 62PE: Calculate the gauge pressures inside 2.00-cm-radius bubbles of water, alcohol, and soapy water....

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