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a) Write Bernoulli´s equation in terms of: Energy, heat and pressure for streamline flow. b) Write...

a) Write Bernoulli´s equation in terms of:

Energy, heat and pressure for streamline flow.

b) Write Bernoulli´s equation in terms of when flow is compressible under isothermal conditions and isentropic conditions.

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