Which consequence arises from underestimating viscous effects when applying Bernoulli's equation to a fluid system?

💡 Explanation

Underestimating viscous effects leads to an overestimation of the flow rate because the **viscous dissipation** reduces the overall energy available for fluid motion, therefore, the equation predicts higher velocities rather than capturing frictional losses. Bernoulli's equation assumes ideal fluids.

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