An advertisement from the manufacturer of a low-flow showerhead claims that their unique showerheads inject oxygen into
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An advertisement from the manufacturer of a low-flow showerhead claims that their unique showerheads inject oxygen into the water to provide greater coverage with less water. They further claim to push water through an "accelerator fin" to increase the pressure. The result is a shower that uses \(1.5 \mathrm{gal} / \mathrm{min}\) but feels as if it is delivering much more.
a. Based upon your knowledge of the continuity, momentum, and energy equations, what is wrong with the manufacturer's statement?
b. How would you word the ad to make it more representative of what is actually occurring in the device?
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