The velocity of a free turbulent flow at any particular distance in the cross-stream direction is a function of ___________

The ratio of the distance in the cross-stream direction from the centreline and half-width at that cross section

The cross-stream velocity of the source

The velocity in the flow direction of the source

The velocity of a free turbulent flow at any particular distance in t

1.	The velocity of a free turbulent flow at any particular distance in the cross-stream direction is a function of ___________
A.	The ratio of the distance in the cross-stream direction from the centreline and half-width at that cross section
B.	The source velocity
C.	The cross-stream velocity of the source
D.	The velocity in the flow direction of the source
Answer» B. The source velocity

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