Lossless Bernoulli's equation can be used, whenSelect one or more:a. no heat is brought into the fluid and no work is done on the fluid.b. the flow is steady.heat is brought into the fluid or work is done on the fluidC.Od. the flow is compressible.Oe. the flow is incompressiblef.the flow can be assumed frictionless.g. continuity equation is not valid.

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Lossless Bernoulli's equation can be used, when Select one or more: □ a. no heat is brought into the fluid and no work is done on the fluid. b. the flow is steady. c. heat is brought into the fluid or work is done on the fluid d. the flow is compressible. e. the flow is incompressible Of. the flow can be assumed frictionless. g. continuity equation is not valid.

Lossless Bernoulli's equation can be used, when Select one or more: □ a. no heat is brought into the fluid and no work is done on the fluid. b. the flow is steady. c. heat is brought into the fluid or work is done on the fluid d. the flow is compressible. e. the flow is incompressible Of. the flow can be assumed frictionless. g. continuity equation is not valid.

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Lossless Bernoulli's equation can be used, when
Select one or more:
a. no heat is brought into the fluid and no work is done on the fluid.
b. the flow is steady.
heat is brought into the fluid or work is done on the fluid
C.
Od. the flow is compressible.
Oe. the flow is incompressible
f.
the flow can be assumed frictionless.
g. continuity equation is not valid.

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