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The quantity of water which flows out from any element of volume is _________ than quantity which flows out.

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The quantity of water which flows out from any element of volume is _________ than quantity which flows out.

(a) Greater

(b) smaller

(c) Equal

(d) All of the mentioned

I have been asked this question in semester exam.

The doubt is from Two Dimensional Flow : Laplace Equation topic in section Seepage Analysis of Geotechnical Engineering I

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Right choice is (c) Equal

The best I can explain: According to the theoretical analysis of the flow of fluids, the quantity of water flowing into any element of volume is equal to the quantity which flows out in the same length of time.

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