An incompressible fluid flows through a pipe. At Point \( 1 \), the gauge pressure is \( P_g \). At Point \( 2 \), the pipe is at the same height but the fluid speed is higher. How does the absolute pressure at Point \( 2 \) compare to Point \( 1 \)?(a) The absolute pressure at Point \( 2 \) is higher than at Point \( 1 \). , (b) The absolute pressure at Point \( 2 \) is lower than at Point \( 1 \). , (c) The absolute pressure is the same, but the gauge pressure is lower. , (d) The absolute pressure at Point \( 2 \) is lower only if the fluid is not ideal. :

An incompressible fluid flows through a pipe. At Point \( 1 \), the gauge pressure is \( P_g \). At Point \( 2 \), the pipe is at the same height but the fluid speed is higher. How does the absolute pressure at Point \( 2 \) compare to Point \( 1 \)? • Nerd Notes

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An incompressible fluid flows through a pipe. At Point \( 1 \), the gauge pressure is \( P_g \). At Point \( 2 \), the pipe is at the same height but the fluid speed is higher. How does the absolute pressure at Point \( 2 \) compare to Point \( 1 \)?

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