Asap For steady flow of a viscous incompressible fluidthrough a circular pipe of constant diameter, the averagevelocity in the fully developed region is constant. Whichone of the following statements about the averagevelocity in the developing region is TRUE?A. It increases until the flow is fully developed.B. It is constant and is equal to the average velocity inthe fully developed region.C. It decreases until the flow is fully developed.D. It is constant but always lower than the averagevelocity in the fully developed region.

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