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For this question I don't understand why II is true. I thought the pressure at output end must be lower than the pressure at input end for fluids to flow.
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For this question I don't understand why II is true. I thought the pressure at output end must be lower than the pressure at input end for fluids to flow.
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Good point, I agree with you for the second one as well.
1) I thought the input end should be above the output end. Like so:
1) I thought the input end should be above the output end. Like so:
@theonlytycrane Perhaps, you have a clue?
