Lecture

Equation for the Pressure Field

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Description

This lecture covers the derivation of the equation for the pressure field in fluid mechanics, based on Newton's 2nd law. It explains the concept of neglecting shearing forces and the balance of forces in the y-direction. The presentation also includes the analysis of fluid at rest and the application of hydrostatics. Various examples and calculations are provided to illustrate the theoretical concepts.

Instructor

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