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== Explanation ==
 
== Explanation ==
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Bernoulli's principle states the relation between the velocity of the fluid and the [[static pressure]], [[dynamic pressure]] and the [[internal energy]]. As the velocity of the fluid increases, the static pressure drops, with a decrease in its [[potential energy]] and simultaneously the [[dynamic pressure]] increases, with an increase in its [[kinetic energy]]. The opposite happens when the velocity decreases.
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Bernoulli's principle states the relation between the velocity of the fluid and the [[static pressure]]. As the velocity of the fluid increases, the static pressure drops, with a decrease in its [[potential energy]] and simultaneously the [[dynamic pressure]] increases, with an increase in its [[kinetic energy]]. The opposite happens when the velocity decreases.
  
 
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