Q.2Stream line is defined asthe line that shows the instantaneousA positions of all fluid particles thathave passed through a given pointan imaginary line, the tangent toB which at any point indicates thedirection of motion at that pointthe line joining the points of equalpotential on adjacent flow linean imaginary line, the normal toD which at any point indicates thedirection of motion at that point

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Stream line is defined as
the line that shows the instantaneous
A positions of all fluid particles that
have passed through a given point
an imaginary line, the tangent to
B which at any point indicates the
direction of motion at that point
the line joining the points of equal
potential on adjacent flow line
an imaginary line, the normal to
D which at any point indicates the
direction of motion at that point

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