For 10 points, name this principle named for an eighteenth century Swiss scientist.
This principle was used by and provided the name for a "box" made by Iomega during the 1980s that was a storage device. An instrument called the Pitot [PEE-toh] tube makes use of this principle, which can be given by integrating the Euler equations along a streamline. An application of this principle is the net upward force on airplane wings known as dynamic lift. In the steady flow of an incompressible fluid, this principle relates the fluid velocity, height, and pressure at any two points. For 10 points, name this principle named for an eighteenth century Swiss scientist.
This principle was used by and provided the name for a "box" made by Iomega during the 1980s that was a storage device.
Bernoulli's principle or equation