Boundary Layer flow with pressure gradient, Flow separation

TOPICS
- Boundary layer flow with pressure gradient
- Flow in converging - diverging channel
- Flow past circular cylinder
- Flow separation in Laminar and Turbulent boundary layer
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5:42 why dp/dx=0 , due to viscosity flow will exposure to deceleration and to make constant velocity value , pressure gradient must exist?