MCQ
Bernoulli's principle does not explain
- Acurved path of a spinning ball
- ✓lift by jet flow
- Cworking of paint sprayer
- Dblowing up of tin roofs during storms
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
lift by jet flow
b
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