Uniform flow vs non-uniform flow in fluid

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The discussion centers on the confusion regarding the gradients of $$S_0$$, $$S_w$$, and $$i$$ in non-uniform flow. The initial notes state that these gradients are not the same, but later contradict this by suggesting they are equal. The consensus is that the second statement is incorrect and likely a typographical error. It is argued that for non-uniform flow, the gradients should indeed differ. Clarification is needed to correct the inconsistency in the notes.
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In the notes , it's stated in the first part for non-uniform flow that the gradient of $$S_0$$ , $$S_w$$ and $$i$$ are not the same
, But , in the lower part , it's stated in the first part for non-uniform flow that the gradient of $$S_0$$ , $$S_w$$ and $$i$$ are the same
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So , i think the second part is wrong . IMO , for non-uniform flow that the gradient of $$S_0$$ , $$S_w$$ and $$i$$ should not be the same [/B]
 

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It's clearly a typo. Should be ≠ somewhere, presumably at the second =.
 
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