U = 2V ( (l+d)/(l)) P = 2 (m)/(l) V^2 (ρ)/(ρ0) = (2d+2l)/(2d+l) ρ0 = (m)/(l+d)

Name: U = 2V ( (l+d)/(l)) P = 2 (m)/(l) V^2 (ρ)/(ρ0) = (2d+2l)/(2d+l) ρ0 = (m)/(l+d)
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Description: U = 2V ( (l+d)/(l)) P = 2 (m)/(l) V^2 (ρ)/(ρ0) = (2d+2l)/(2d+l) ρ0 = (m)/(l+d)

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$U = 2V \left( \frac{l+d}{l} \right)$ $P = 2 \frac{m}{l} V^2$ $\frac{\rho}{\rho_0} = \frac{2d+2l}{2d+l}$ $\rho_0 = \frac{m}{l+d}$

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