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Which of these models of fluid flow give complete partial differential equations directly?

Which of these models of fluid flow give complete partial differential equations directly? Correct Answer Infinitesimally small fluid element fixed in space

Infinitesimally small fluid element gives partial differential equations. When they are fixed in space, the equations are directly in partial differential form and there will be no need for changing a substantial derivative into partial differentials.

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