I need the answer quickly B: Answer with True (T) or False (F).4- Laminar flow when Viscosity Force larger than Initial Force.v?5- Hydraulic Grade Line for ideal fluid = +Z +2g6- At Nozzle pressure=D0.7- Stagnation point mean pressure=0.- Q1 < Q2.8- If D1 > D29- Negative sign (-) for horizontal acceleration pressure is decrease.10-Transition flow when 20000 < Re < 40000.

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B: Answer with True (T) or False (F). 4- Laminar flow when Viscosity Force larger than Initial Force. va 5- Hydraulic Grade Line for ideal fluid= ! + z+;= 2g 6- At Nozzle pressure=D0.