Consider a laminar inviscid (without viscosity) flow of an incompressible fluid through a horizontal pipe. As...
Consider a laminar inviscid (without viscosity) flow of an incompressible fluid through a horizontal pipe. As the pipe widens, what can be said about the speed and the pressure of the fluid?
A. both speed and pressure remain the same
B. speed increases, pressure decreases
C. both speed and pressure increase
D. speed decreases, pressure increases
E. both speed and pressure decrease
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