Along a streamline in inviscid, incompressible flow,a. if the elevation is constant, an increase in velocity will result in a lower static pressure.b. mass is not conserved.c. the total pressure remains constant.d. Bernoulli's equation holds.

The above question can be solved by using Bernoulli's Theorem

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Along a streamline in inviscid, incompressible flow, a. if the elevation is constant, an increase in velocity will result in a lower static pressure. b. mass is not conserved. O c. the total pressure remains constant. O d. Bernoulli's equation holds.