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What is the differential form of momentum equation for the quasi one – dimensional flow known as?

What is the differential form of momentum equation for the quasi one – dimensional flow known as? Correct Answer Euler’s equation

The differential form of momentum equation for the quasi one – dimensional flow is given by: dp = – ρudu This is known as Euler’s equation which is derived from the momentum equation.

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