Which of the following statements are correct? Select all that apply.a. Hurricanes are considered 3D weather patterns with sizable diameter and depth.V b. Flow of blood in blood vessels in an example of internal flow.O c.Flow in a pipe can be described using 1D assumption as the length is often greater than the diameterd. The seasonal circulation of water in a lake is an example of a forced flow.

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