Q2 A stratified (incompressible flows with density gradients) flow of salt water in which the density increases with depth occurs over an obstruction in the bottom of the channel of the figure below. Assuming a plane steady flow with the z-axis vertical, write the equations that result from the differential continuity equation. top surface p(=)

Q2 A stratified (incompressible flows with density gradients) flow of salt water in which the density increases with depth occurs over an obstruction in the bottom of the channel of the figure below. Assuming a plane steady flow with the z-axis vertical, write the equations that result from the differential continuity equation. top surface p(=)

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