Which error arises when applying Bernoulli's equation to choked nozzle flow?

💡 Explanation

Applying Bernoulli's Equation assumes incompressible flow, it fails when a nozzle chokes because density changes drastically increase passing sonic velocity. Therefore, compressibility errors become substantial, rather than inertial or dimensional properties causing deviations in fluid mechanics predictions.

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