Which consequence results when modeling aerodynamic drag using Gaussian functions neglects a fluid’s viscosity?

💡 Explanation

Lower boundary layer separation occurs because Gaussian functions approximate inviscid flow by ignoring viscosity. Therefore, neglecting viscosity diminishes frictional effects, rather than accurately modeling them; this causes less pressure buildup and underestimation of real separation distances.

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