This principle can explain the lift generated by an airplane's wing moving through air.
Torricelli's equation is a special case of this principle, which can be derived by integrating Euler's equations under certain assumptions that only apply to systems with low Mach numbers. This law, a consequence of(*) energy conservation, keeps the sum of potential and kinetic energy constant. This principle can explain the lift generated by an airplane's wing moving through air. For 10 points, name this theorem that states that an increase in the speed of a fluid results in a simultaneous decrease in fluid pressure, named after a Swiss mathematician.
Torricelli's equation is a special case of this principle, which can be derived by integrating Euler's equations under certain assumptions that only apply to systems with low Mach numbers.
{Bernoulli}'s Principle [or {Bernoulli}'s Equation, or other synonyms for Equation such as “Law”]