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A Hydroelectric dam on the Manavat River

The study of Fluid Statics (often called Hydrostatics) is the fundamental examination of the effects of forces upon and behavior of stationary fluids (gases and liquids). Often considered the introductory discipline within the field of Fluid Mechanics, Fluid Statics explores the behavior of stationary fluids through the application of mathematics and physics. Fluid Dynamics is the subsequent study of moving fluids.

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An early Fluid Statics invention

Mathematics

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Physics

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Preliminary Study guide

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  1. Wikipedia article:Fluid Statics
  2. Wikipedia article:Units
  3. Wikipedia article:Free Body Diagram
  4. Wikipedia article:Potential Energy
  5. Wikipedia article:Body Force
  6. Wikipedia article:Gravity
  7. Wikipedia article:Density
  8. Wikipedia article:Static Pressure
  9. Wikipedia article:Newtons Laws of Motion
  10. Wikipedia article:Bouyancy

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