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Transition from laminar flow to turbulent flow in fluid flow through a pipe does not depend upon the

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Arvind Kumar
Arvind Kumar 6 years ago
Reynold number for pipe is given by ((rho×vel.×diameter)/viscosity))
So it does not depend upon the length of the pipe.
Option A is correct
Naveen Saravanavel
Naveen Saravanavel 6 years ago
how explain?
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