Within Mughal garden water channels, which outcome results when the 'chaadar' stones are subtly inclined?

💡 Explanation

Increased flow induces turbulent flow on the inclined surface, generating increased surface area & light disruption ('shimmer') because of momentum transfer creating instability. Therefore turbulent flow and visual effects occur, rather than laminar calming as on a level surface.

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