alleryStart learning →For steady flow, fluids in adjacent flow tubes behave in which way?
AThey cannot mix
BThey always mix
CThey swap speeds
DThey rotate together
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. They cannot mix
The wall of a flow tube cannot be crossed in steady flow, so neighbouring tubes stay separate.
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