Euler’s equation in the differential form for the motion of liquids is given by -

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$\frac{{dp}}{e} - g \cdot dz + v \cdot dv = 0$

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edp + g⋅dz + v⋅dv = 0

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$\frac{{dp}}{e} + g \cdot dz + v \cdot dv = 0$

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edp – g⋅dz + v⋅dv = 0

1.	Euler’s equation in the differential form for the motion of liquids is given by -
A.	edp + g⋅dz + v⋅dv = 0
B.	\(\frac{{dp}}{e} + g \cdot dz + v \cdot dv = 0\)
C.	\(\frac{{dp}}{e} - g \cdot dz + v \cdot dv = 0\)
D.	edp – g⋅dz + v⋅dv = 0
Answer» C. \(\frac{{dp}}{e} - g \cdot dz + v \cdot dv = 0\)

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