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1.	What is the most common assumption while dealing with fluid flow problems using continuity equation?
A.	Flow is assumed to be compressible
B.	Flow is assumed to be unsteady
C.	Flow is assumed to be steady
D.	Flow is assumed to be turbulent
Answer» D. Flow is assumed to be turbulent

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