The energy equation, E + (p/ρ) + (V 2 /2g) + gZ = constant (E = internal energy/mass), is applicable to (A) Perfect gases only (B) Isothermal flow of gases (C) Adiabatic unsteady flow of gases (D) All compressible fluids

The energy equation, E + (p/ρ) + (V
2
/2g) + gZ = constant (E = internal
energy/mass), is applicable to
(A) Perfect gases only
(B) Isothermal flow of gases
(C) Adiabatic unsteady flow of gases
(D) All compressible fluids
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(D) All compressible fluids
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