Choose the correct statement for the following equation in out this is conservation of volume rate equation obtained from conservation of mass principle only for compressible fluid only for incompressible fluid the summation sign means more than one inlet and outlet The above equation can be simplified as follows because Ú = V½→V,Aj V2A2 %3D for incompressible fluid for compressible fluid density of the fluid is the same at inlet and outlet density of the fluid is different at inlet and outlet single stream (one inlet and one outlet)

Choose the correct statement for the following equation in out this is conservation of volume rate equation obtained from conservation of mass principle only for compressible fluid only for incompressible fluid the summation sign means more than one inlet and outlet The above equation can be simplified as follows because Ú = V½→V,Aj V2A2 %3D for incompressible fluid for compressible fluid density of the fluid is the same at inlet and outlet density of the fluid is different at inlet and outlet single stream (one inlet and one outlet)

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out
this is conservation of volume rate equation
obtained from conservation of mass principle
only for compressible fluid
only for incompressi
fluid
the summation sign means more than one inlet and outlet
The above equation can be simplified as follows because
3 points
Ú, = V½→ V,A¡ = V½A,
%3D
for incompressible fluid
for compressible fluid
density of the fluid is the same at inlet and outlet
density of the fluid is different at inlet and outlet
single stream (one inlet and one outlet)

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