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Bernoulli's theorem

Bernoulli's theorem proper noun: a theorem that states that the total mechanical and kinetic energy of a moving fluid remains constant.

Proper noun

Bernoulli's theorem

  1. A theorem that states that the total mechanical and kinetic energy of a moving fluid remains constant.
  2. Synonym of law of large numbers

Synonyms of Bernoulli's theorem

Questions about Bernoulli's theorem

What does Bernoulli's theorem mean?
Bernoulli's theorem means a theorem that states that the total mechanical and kinetic energy of a moving fluid remains constant.
What part of speech is Bernoulli's theorem?
Bernoulli's theorem is a proper noun.

Words near Bernoulli's theorem in the dictionary

  1. Bernoulli umbrae
  2. Bernoulli variable
  3. Bernoulli variables
  4. Bernoulli's equation
  5. Bernoulli's principle
  6. Bernoulli's theorem
  7. Bernoullian
  8. bernouse
  9. bernouses
  10. Berns
  11. Bernsdorf

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