Question
Distinguish between the following with suitable examples (any three):
Ideal fluid and real fluid
Steady and unsteady flow
Uniform and non-uniform flow
Compressible and incompressible flow
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Ideal fluids are hypothetical substances that exhibit no viscosity, meaning they have no internal friction or resistance to flow. They also do not experience any turbulence and follow the laws of fluid dynamics in an idealized form. A real fluid, on the other hand, has viscosity and exhibits internal resistance to flow. Examples include water and air, which, although approximating ideal fluids in certain conditions, still experience friction and resistance when flowing. Steady flow refers to a situation where the velocity of the fluid at any given point does not change with time. An example of steady flow is the water flowing through a pipe at constant velocity. In contrast, unsteady flow
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