Answer to Question #280299 in Physics for mik

Question #280299

When the speed of a fluid flowing in a pipe increases, what happens to the internal pressure in the fluid?

Expert's answer

The internal pressure decreases in a fluid flowing through a horizontal pipe when its speed increases.

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