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'''Torricelli's theorem''' is a theorem named after [[Evangelista Torricelli]] with applications in chemistry and [[Fluid dynamics|mechanic of fluids]]. |
'''Torricelli's theorem''' is a theorem named after [[Evangelista Torricelli]] with applications in chemistry and [[Fluid dynamics|mechanic of fluids]]. |
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Torricelli's theorem is a theorem named after Evangelista Torricelli with applications in chemistry and mechanic of fluids.
Statement
"The speed of efflux is equal to the velocity gained by the distance (h-hi) under the action of gravity"
Where:
- = Speed of Efflux from the hole(i)
- = Gravitational Acceleration Constant
- = Height of fluid in the Vessil
- = Height of efflux point from the base