Question

Water falls down as a stream from a tap. Why does it not scatter?​

Answer 1

The reason is that the water is accelerating due to gravity. There is the same volumetric flow rate (mL/S) at the bottom of the stream as at the top (water isn't appearing or disappearing), but the water is moving faster at the bottom.

Answer 2

Answer:

When water falls with low velocity,very less or even no or such tiny droplets are formed around the falling water and hence no scattering takes place.

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