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Ch. 13: Fluid Mechanics

Reading
College Physics, Ch. 13
AP Classroom: Beginning now, we'll start reviewing prior material in preparation for the upcoming AP exam. This is when to start honing your FRQ skills, also.  ​ 

Topics
  • Density
  • Pressure
  • Pascal's Law: pressure depends on depth
  • Archimedes' Principle: Buoyancy
  • Fluid Flow
  • Bernoulli's equation
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​​​Fluid Mechanics lab
  • We will reproduce several of the experiments shown in the textbook, as many as we have time for. Some of these are amazing, almost puzzling, and you will like this lab session. IMPORTANT: Remember to bring your textbook! You can finish the entire lab writeup before you leave, if you're fast. If you need more time, you can upload it to Canvas later. 
You can use this engineering_graph_paper_10_per_inch.docx
File Size: 102 kb
File Type: docx
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​Homework
Fluid Mechanics homework is posted in Canvas 
Below: Surface Tension demonstration by Noah F. The soap film inside the string has been punctured, causing the soap film around the string to pull radially outward. See Fig. 13.21 in the textbook. 
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kjohanson@nexgenacademy.org
Website by Sarah