One dimensional fluid flow implies the (A) Flow in straight lines only (B) Uniform flow (C) Steady uniform flow (D) Flow in which transverse components are zero

One dimensional fluid flow implies the
(A) Flow in straight lines only
(B) Uniform flow
(C) Steady uniform flow
(D) Flow in which transverse components are zero
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(D) Flow in which transverse components are zero
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