Four cases are shown in the figure: water flowing through a smooth siphon, water flowing through a pump, water flowing through an angle valve, and air flowing through an operating turbo jet. Identify the case to which the Bernoulli equation is applicable between locations 1 and 2.For cases that the Bernoulli equation is not applicable, specify the alternative equation that should be used. CCCCC: CompressorCC: Combustion ChamberT: Turbine 64. Four cases are shown in the figure: water flowing through a smooth siphon,water flowing through a pump, water flowing through an angle valve, and air flow-ing through an operating turbo jet. Identify the case to which the Bernoulli equa-tion is applicable between locations 1 and 2.CCC: CompressorCC: Combustion ChamberT: TurbineFor cases that the Bernoulli equation is not applicable, specify the alternative equa-tion that should be used.

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Four cases are shown in the figure: water flowing through a smooth siphon, water flowing through a pump, water flowing through an angle valve, and air flowing through an operating turbo jet. Identify the case to which the Bernoulli equation is applicable between locations 1 and 2.For cases that the Bernoulli equation is not applicable, specify the alternative equation that should be used.

Four cases are shown in the figure: water flowing through a smooth siphon, water flowing through a pump, water flowing through an angle valve, and air flowing through an operating turbo jet. Identify the case to which the Bernoulli equation is applicable between locations 1 and 2.For cases that the Bernoulli equation is not applicable, specify the alternative equation that should be used.

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