Bernoulli. Which of the following observations follows from Bernoulli's equation? O A. Fluid flow speeds up when flowing from a pipe with larger cross section to a pipe with smaller cross section. O B. Change in pressure is transmitted throughout the fluid undiminished. O C. At constant level, pressure decreases when flow speed increases. O D. The fluid exerts a net upward force on an immersed body with a magnitude equal to the weight of displaced fluid. Gravitation. An object has a weight (magnitude) of W on the surface of the Earth (with radius R). What is the weight of the same object at a distance 2R from t the Earth? O A. 4W OB. W/4 O C. W/2 O D. 2W

Bernoulli. Which of the following observations follows from Bernoulli's equation? O A. Fluid flow speeds up when flowing from a pipe with larger cross section to a pipe with smaller cross section. O B. Change in pressure is transmitted throughout the fluid undiminished. O C. At constant level, pressure decreases when flow speed increases. O D. The fluid exerts a net upward force on an immersed body with a magnitude equal to the weight of displaced fluid. Gravitation. An object has a weight (magnitude) of W on the surface of the Earth (with radius R). What is the weight of the same object at a distance 2R from t the Earth? O A. 4W OB. W/4 O C. W/2 O D. 2W

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Chapter9: Solids And Fluids

Section: Chapter Questions

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