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Question 9

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Let

be a random variable with probability density function

Let

. Then the probability

depends only on
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Question 10

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Let

be a

matrix such that

. Then it is necessary that
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Question 1

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Figures given below show the velocity and shear stress profiles for the flow in a duct. In each option, ‘1’ represents velocity profile and ‘2’ represents shear stress profile.
Choose the correct option that closely represents the turbulent flow condition.
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Question 2

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The variation of shear stress (

) against strain rate (

) is given in the Figure. Identify the line/curve among P, Q, R and S, that represents an ideal fluid.
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Question 3

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A body is under stable equilibrium in a homogeneous fluid, where CG and CB are center of gravity and center of buoyancy, respectively.
Two statements ‘P’ and ‘Q’ are given below:
P: For a fully submerged condition, CG should always be below CB
Q: For a floating body, CG need not be below CB
Choose the option that is valid for the present situation.
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Question 4

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A laminar hydrodynamic boundary layer over a smooth flat plate is shown in the Figure. The shear stress at the wall is denoted by

. Which one of the following conditions is correct.
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Question 5

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A non-dimensional number known as Weber number is used to characterize which one of the following flows,
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Question 6

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A uniform approach flow is subjected to an unsteady and periodic flapping plate as shown in the Figure. Tracer is released to obtain flow visualization lines, which are marked as ‘P’, ‘Q’ and ‘R’.
Choose the correct option that the line ‘R’ represents
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Question 7

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The volume flow between any two points not lying on the same stream in a flow field is equal to
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Question 10

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Column I represents a list of elementary plane flows and Column II represents flow past geometry obtained by superposition of these elementary plane flows.
Column I
P: Source, Sink, Uniform flow
Q: Doublet, Uniform flow
R: Source, Uniform flow
S: Doublet, Free vortex, Uniform flow
Column II
1: Rankine half body
2: Rotating Cylinder
3: Rankine oval
4: Cylinder
The correct match between Columns I and II is,
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