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Hey guys!
I was wondering what the application of the formula for fluids: delta(pressure)=(flow-rate)*(resistance)
I guess its use just doesn't seem very intuitive to me.
Also what is a dipole in electric field and why would you use it? There is an equation p=qd and I guess it's a vector but idk I can't remember learning this in physics thanks! Oh yeah also why is the sign differnet in physics and chemistry?
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I was wondering what the application of the formula for fluids: delta(pressure)=(flow-rate)*(resistance)
I guess its use just doesn't seem very intuitive to me.
Also what is a dipole in electric field and why would you use it? There is an equation p=qd and I guess it's a vector but idk I can't remember learning this in physics thanks! Oh yeah also why is the sign differnet in physics and chemistry?
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