The streamlines in a steady flow of water are as shown below. Which statement best describes the acceleration of the water in the streamwise and normal directions. O There is both streamwise and normal acceleration. O There is streamwise acceleration but not normal acceleration. O There is normal but not streamwise acceleration. O There is neither streamwise nor normal acceleration.

The streamlines in a steady flow of water are as shown below. Which statement best describes the acceleration of the water in the streamwise and normal directions. O There is both streamwise and normal acceleration. O There is streamwise acceleration but not normal acceleration. O There is normal but not streamwise acceleration. O There is neither streamwise nor normal acceleration.

Structural Analysis

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