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Derivation for 4005 in velocity pressure equation imperial units

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M_J_S

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Hi.. I was a bit lost trying to follow this thread, and I've been unable to find another clear / comprehensive derivation.

I've put the following together.. and would appreciate any feedback on making it clearer for my (and anyone else's) future reference.

Thanks for any input!


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