Verifying Bernoulli's energy equation

(1) Dynamic pressure is defined as:
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(2) Pressure term in Bernoulli’s equation is:
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(3) Stagnation pressure is defined as:
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(4) Assumption of flow in Bernoulli’s theorem:
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(5) Bernoulli’s equation holds true only for:
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(6) In a horizontal pipe when water is not flowing, pressure 3x105 Pa. When water starts flowing pressure falls to 2.5x105 Pa. what is the flow velocity of water

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(7) Magnus effect is based on:
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(8) In which of the following conditions can the Bernoulli equation not be used?
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(9) Incompressible flow is when:
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(10) Inviscid flow assumes that:
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