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  • Laminar vs. Turbulent Flow: Understanding Fluid Movement
    Fluids move in two primary ways:

    1. Laminar flow: This is smooth, orderly flow where fluid particles move in parallel layers. Think of a river flowing smoothly, with water molecules moving in straight lines.

    2. Turbulent flow: This is chaotic, irregular flow where fluid particles move in a less predictable way. Think of a waterfall, where water moves in swirls and eddies.

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