Which of the following represents the correct form of Bernoulli's equation expressed in terms of fluid 'heads' (where symbols have their usual meanings for an ideal fluid)?

Step-by-step solution

The standard form of Bernoulli's equation for an incompressible, non-viscous fluid is: P + g h + 1 2 v^2 = constant To express this in terms of fluid heads (energy per unit weight), divide the entire equation by the specific weight of the fluid, g : P g + h + v^2 2g = constant Here, P g is the pressure head, v^2 2g is the velocity head, and h is the elevation head. Answer: P g + v^2 2g + h = constant