The x-momentum part of the Navier-Stokes equations is др e + u + v d + w = P8x - ++ ( + ) ди ди ди ди dt dz dx2 ду? dz2 What form does the equation take if the x direction is in the horizontal plane and the flow is inviscid? du = pgx dz. др o (u + v + w др ) = P8x ди + u + v dx ди + w - ду dz dx ди dx + v + w ) :) = = ( ди + dx2 dz2 dz 0 = p8: - + + (* + +) др dx dx² dz² ди + u dt ди ди + v + w || - дх ду dz dx

The x-momentum part of the Navier-Stokes equations is др e + u + v d + w = P8x - ++ ( + ) ди ди ди ди dt dz dx2 ду? dz2 What form does the equation take if the x direction is in the horizontal plane and the flow is inviscid? du = pgx dz. др o (u + v + w др ) = P8x ди + u + v dx ди + w - ду dz dx ди dx + v + w ) :) = = ( ди + dx2 dz2 dz 0 = p8: - + + (* + +) др dx dx² dz² ди + u dt ди ди + v + w || - дх ду dz dx

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