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Option 1 : flow through an expanding tube at an increasing rate
Explanation:
Unsteady uniform flow means
1. Flow is changing with time (unsteady)
2. Flow is not changing with respect to space (uniform)
Expanding Flow:
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In the case of expanding pipe, it can be observed that velocity is different at points 1 and 2, so this is not a case of Uniform flow.
Flow-through long pipes:
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In the case of flow-through long pipes where the cross-sectional area is uniform, the velocity of flow is not changing between two points 1 and 2 at a given time instant then it is the case of uniform flow, if the flow rate is increasing or decreasing the flow becomes unsteady.
Therefore flow through a long pipe at a decreasing rate will be unsteady uniform flow.