There is more to be said about pressure difference that we found electricity V.

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There is more to be said about pressure difference that we found electricity V. Consider the following question. Is it possible to say anything about pressure difference across components that are in parallel? If the two components are the same then we can use symmetry; Since both branches have obstacles that are the same, the flow through each branch must be the same. Remembering the definition; pressure difference identical flow*obstacle, what is the relation between the pressure difference (product) across the component on the left compared with the pressure difference (product) across the component on the right? Explain.

Explanation / Answer

Both the branches have obstacles that are exactly the same and the flow through each of the branch is exactly the same, we can conclude, keeping in mind the definition of the pressure difference i.e. it is equal to the product of flow and obstacle, the pressure difference across both the branches is exactly the same.

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