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The document discusses fluid mechanics concepts including stream function, velocity potential function, continuity equation, Bernoulli's theorem, boundary layer separation, lift and drag forces, boundary layer thickness, and pressure drop calculations. It contains 8 questions related to these topics with multiple parts to each question requiring derivations, calculations, and explanations.

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water flowing in horizontal direction. A differential mercury manometer


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given by [9]
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Q  VL2 gL H 
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 Q SND 2 
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