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HelloMotto
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Ok I've just started learning about Bernoulli's principle so I don't have that much knowledge of it..
so anyways I know that as the velocity of air or fluid increases, the pressure decreases. In order for the velocity of the fluid to increase, there has to be like a constriction thingy.. I've searched google and all the examples i got was a narrow tube.
so my question is where is the constriction on a wing of an airplane?
so anyways I know that as the velocity of air or fluid increases, the pressure decreases. In order for the velocity of the fluid to increase, there has to be like a constriction thingy.. I've searched google and all the examples i got was a narrow tube.
so my question is where is the constriction on a wing of an airplane?