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Bernoulli's Principle is derived from which fundamental law?

Q: Answer-Bernoulli's Principle is derived from which fundamental law?

Bernoullis Principle is based on the principle of conservation of energy. It states that in a steady flow of a fluid, the total mechanical energy sum of kinetic, potential, and pressure energy along a streamline remains constant.

A Conservation of Mass

B Conservation of Energy

C Conservation of Momentum

D Conservation of Work

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