Which consequence arises from exceeding the limits implied within the Bernoulli equation?

💡 Explanation

Compressible flow arises if velocities predicted by Bernoulli's equation approach the speed of sound because the assumption of constant density fails. Therefore, compressibility effects are more significant, rather than the velocity remains constant or viscosity being significant under that condition.

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