When water is turned on in a shower, the shower curtain moves towards the water spray. This partly involves
A)capillary action.
B)surface tension.
C)pressure changes in moving fluids.
D)none of the above

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When water is turned on in a shower, it creates a flow of fluid. This fluid flow causes a pressure difference that results in the shower curtain moving towards the water spray. Therefore, the movement of the shower curtain involves pressure changes in moving fluids. Capillary action and surface tension are not directly involved in this scenario.

When Water Is Turned on in a Shower, the Shower