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A one dimensional flow is also called as __________

(a) A steady flow

(b) A flow which involves zero transverse component

(c) Uniform Flow

(d) Zig-Zag flow

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I want to ask this question from Newton’s Second Law topic in section Fluid Dynamics of Fluid Mechanics

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The correct choice is (b) A flow which involves zero transverse component

For explanation I would say: One dimensional flow is a flow in which variations of velocity and pressure occur along one space coordinate only. A good example of one dimensional flow is a flow through pipe. During a flow through a pipe, the functions of velocity and pressure occur along the length of the pipe.

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