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V2 In which form of Bernoulli’s equation the terms have meaning of specific energy per unit volume? + gz = consi 2 v2 + 2g pg v2 +p+pgz = const b + z = const

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In which form of Bernoulli's equation the terms have
meaning of specific energy per unit volume?
v2
+
2
a
+ gz = consi
v2
+
2g pg
v2
b
+z = const
p-
+p + pgz = const
2.

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