Ca) Explain the terms lines of flow and stream- lines when applied to fluid flow and deduce the relationship between them in laminar flow. b) State Bernoulli's equation, define the physical quantities which appear in it and the conditions required for its yalidity.

Ca) Explain the terms lines of flow and stream- lines when applied to fluid flow and deduce the relationship between them in laminar flow. b) State Bernoulli's equation, define the physical quantities which appear in it and the conditions required for its yalidity.

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deduce the relationship between them in
laminar flow.
(b) State Bernoulli's equation, define the
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and the conditions required for its
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