The present work studies magnetohydrodynamic stability with streaming resistive triple superposed fluid layers. This system is influenced by an oblique magnetic field. The solution of motion equations by using the method of perturbation analysis under the boundary conditions which leads to deriving the dispersion relationship describing the behaviour of the perturbed and unperturbed system. The effect of different parameters on the stability and the instability of this system was studied. Regions of stability and instability are identified by drawning the curves to illustrate the regions of stability and instability behaviour. It is found that the magnetic field permeability coefficient, the intensity of the magnetic field values, the increase of the fluids density values and the streaming velocity have destabilizing influences on the considered system. The presence of an oblique magnetic field plays a stabilizing role and can be used to retard the destabilizing influence.
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