Which inaccuracy occurs when increased viscosity violates Bernoulli's equation?

💡 Explanation

Increased viscosity means viscous forces cause momentum dissipation, increasing form drag, because the assumption of negligible viscosity underpinning Bernoulli's equation is substantially violated; therefore drag increases, rather than any other flow property being affected under ideal conditions.

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