Consider a fluid rotating about a vertical axis. The pressure p at radius r from the axis is given by : dp / dr = -d?² r where d is the density and ? is the angular velocity of the fluid. Find an expression for p.
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Step 1:** Given differential equation: $\frac{dP}{dR} = -2\omega^2 R$ ** Show more…
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