Take any picture that is related to fluid; for example take a picture of boiling

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Take any picture that is related to fluid; for example take a picture of boiling bowl of water and write what kind of conservation it is

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I just need to Post 2 photos or videos THAT YOU HAVE TAKEN showing examples of the conservation laws. Each post should include a short description relating the photo to course material (1 paragraph maximum) and your photos/videos should demonstrate different concepts. Concepts to demonstrate (choose 2): I conservation of encrgy o A-lincar o B-angular Descriptions may include comments about assumptions (steady unsteady, compressible/incompressible etc REMEMBER THIS IS FLUID COURSE SO IT NEEDS TO BE ABOUT SOMETHING RELATED TO FLUID PICTURE PLEASE I NEED PICTURE THAT YOU HAVE TAKEN I DO NOT WANT EXAMPLE FROM GOOGLE TAKE ANY PICTURE THAT IS RELATED TO FLUID AND CONSERVATION LAW THIS ATTACMENTS IS WRONG !!!! BECUSE IT IS NOT REAL PICTURE IWANT REAL PICTURE THAT YOU HAVE TAKEN AND DESCRIBE IT IHOPE THIS IS CLEAR THANKS Conservation of energy A WIND TURBINE CONVERTS KINETIC ENERGY IN THE WIND INTO MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENERGY TURBINE BLADES REMOVE ENERGY FROM WIND HIGHER VELOCITY LOWER VELOCITY MORE KINETIC ENERGY LESS KINETIC ENERGY Energy can move from one bunch or piece of matter to another bunch or piece of matter A wind turbine converts some, not all, of the kinetic energy in the wind into mechanical and electrical energy. The First Law of Themodynamics says the sum of the energy put into the wind turbine plus the remaining energy in the air after it passes through the turbine, must exactly equal the energy in the wind before it entered the turbine Conservation of linear momentum

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in boiling bowl of water : conservation of energy in accordance with 1st law of thermodynamics

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