The top equals the bottom sections multiplied together.
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Lesson 1
What Is a Pie Wheel?
A pie wheel is one formula drawn as a circle: the top equals the bottom sections multiplied together.Each section holds one named quantity with its units, such as Flow in ft³/s. A number goes in a section only if it is that quantity.
The horizontal line works like a division bar.
Sections side by side are multiplied.
This wheel says: Flow = Area × Velocity.
