A symmetry boundary is treated the same as a wall boundary for this re – McqOptions

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1.	A symmetry boundary is treated the same as a wall boundary for this reason.
A.	There is flow across this boundary
B.	No convection flux across this boundary
C.	There is convection flux across this boundary
D.	No flow across this boundary
Answer» E.

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