FLUIDS IN MOTION: STEADY OR TURBULENT

Fluids in Motion: Steady or Turbulent

In the realm within fluid dynamics, two fundamental states define a fluid's {behavior: steady motion and turbulence. Steady motion, as the term suggests, is characterized by predictable flow where each particle follows a consistent path. Imagine a tranquil river calmly flowing downstream – this embodies a prime example of steady motion. In contra

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