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title: "Torricelli’s theorem, \\( v = \\sqrt{ 2 g \\Delta h } \\), is a specific derivation of which fundamental physics principle?"
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# Torricelli’s theorem, \( v = \sqrt{ 2 g \Delta h } \), is a specific derivation of which fundamental physics principle?

Torricelli’s theorem, \( v = \sqrt{ 2 g \Delta h } \), is a specific derivation of which fundamental physics principle?

- **A.** Conservation of Linear Momentum
- **B.** Conservation of Energy
- **C.** Newton’s Third Law
- **D.** Pascal’s Principle

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