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An ideal fluid is in stationary motion inside a duct which has a cross-section S for a certain length, and then narrows so that its cross-se
is halved. What happens when the fluid passes from the wide to the narrow part of the duct?
O(a) the speed is doubled
O (b) the flow rate is halved
O (c) the speed is halved
(d) the flow rate is doubled
(e) the speed remains unchanged
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