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elect the correct form(s) representing the total energy of a flowing fluid (energy transported by mass) on a unit-mass basis (where is the specific volume and is the velocity )_____

elect the correct form(s) representing the total energy of a flowing fluid (energy transported by mass) on a unit-mass basis (where is the specific volume and is the velocity )_____

Elements Of Electromagnetics
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  1. Select the correct form(s) representing the total energy of a flowing fluid (energy transported by mass) on a unit-mass basis (where  is the specific volume and   is the velocity )_____

       

     
       

     
       

     
       

     
**Select the correct form(s) representing the total energy of a flowing fluid (energy transported by mass) on a unit-mass basis (where \( v \) is the specific volume and \( V \) is the velocity):** - \(\square \quad h + \frac{V^2}{2} + gz\) - \(\square \quad Pv\) - \(\square \quad u + Pv\) - \(\square \quad u + Pv + \frac{V^2}{2} + gz\) Where: - \( h \) is the enthalpy - \( u \) is the internal energy - \( P \) is the pressure - \( v \) is the specific volume - \( V \) is the velocity - \( g \) is the acceleration due to gravity - \( z \) is the height above a reference level
Transcribed Image Text:**Select the correct form(s) representing the total energy of a flowing fluid (energy transported by mass) on a unit-mass basis (where \( v \) is the specific volume and \( V \) is the velocity):** - \(\square \quad h + \frac{V^2}{2} + gz\) - \(\square \quad Pv\) - \(\square \quad u + Pv\) - \(\square \quad u + Pv + \frac{V^2}{2} + gz\) Where: - \( h \) is the enthalpy - \( u \) is the internal energy - \( P \) is the pressure - \( v \) is the specific volume - \( V \) is the velocity - \( g \) is the acceleration due to gravity - \( z \) is the height above a reference level
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