A flow in which the stream lines may be represented by a straight line is called____________________?
Correct answer: B. one-dimension flowAccess Government Careers
- A. Non-uniform flow
- B. one-dimension flowAccess Government Careers
- C. steady flow
- D. un-steady flow
Explanation
A one-dimensional flow is represented by straight, generally parallel streamlines, with the flow variables considered to change mainly in one direction. Steady flow refers to no change with time, not to the shape of streamlines.
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