Fluid Mechanics: 2 Conceptual Doubts Answered

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The discussion revolves around two conceptual doubts related to fluid mechanics, with the second query being the primary focus. Participants express frustration over a lack of clarity regarding the doubts, as only a drawing of the problem has been provided without accompanying explanations. There is a request for others to share their thoughts and insights on the issues presented. The importance of showing work and reasoning in problem-solving is emphasized. Clear communication and detailed explanations are essential for effective assistance in understanding fluid mechanics concepts.
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I had two conceptual doubts which are asked in the question.

It would be good if anyone can answer the first one but my main query is the second one
 

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iitjee10 said:
I had two conceptual doubts which are asked in the question.

It would be good if anyone can answer the first one but my main query is the second one

You need to show your work and thoughts.

CS
 
Have you seen my doubts? I rather think you havent.

Sorry if I sound rude
 
iitjee10 said:
Have you seen my doubts? I rather think you havent.

Sorry if I sound rude

I don't know what your doubts are. All you have attached is a drawing of the problem.

What are your thoughts on it and where is your work?

CS
 
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