Q. No 1). Differentiate between: Laminar flow and turbulent flow Reynolds number and Fraud Number FPS...

Q. No 1). Differentiate between:
Laminar flow and turbulent flow
Reynolds number and Fraud Number
FPS system of units and SI system of units.

Explain each point in detail and provide figure or sketch to explain. Each symbol should be defined clearly.

Q. No 2). State and explain Bernoulli’s equation define each term of equation clearly.

Expert Solution

Please find the differences for the above mentioned and the explaination of Bernoulli's equation from the attachment.

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