Which behavior results downstream when a narrowing pipe violates ideal Bernoulli assumptions?

💡 Explanation

Increased turbulence and energy dissipation occurs because viscosity effects cause deviations that the Bernoulli equation neglects; increased fluid velocity therefore lowers local pressure less than predicted, which causes increased losses, rather than accurately anticipating pressure recovery.

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