Which risk increases when a fluid's velocity exceeds levels predicted by a simplified Bernoulli equation?

💡 Explanation

When actual velocity exceeds ideal Bernoulli predictions, turbulence initiates because inertial forces become dominant driving flow instabilities--a phenomenon not captured by the laminar assumptions within the equation. Therefore, flow drag rises rapidly with Reynolds number rather than adhering streamlines.

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