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Which type of fluid flow refers to the flow of fluid that is smooth, the path taken by each particle does not cross over one another? A.Constricted     C. Turbulent B.Laminar       D. Viscous   2. What type of fluid flow is marked by an example of flowing water that hits arock with great force? A.Constricted    C. Turbulent B.Laminar         D. Viscous   3. Which of the following is the basis of Continuity Equation? A.Second law of motion      C. Conservation of momentum B.Third law of motion           D. Conservation of mass

Which type of fluid flow refers to the flow of fluid that is smooth, the path taken by each particle does not cross over one another? A.Constricted     C. Turbulent B.Laminar       D. Viscous   2. What type of fluid flow is marked by an example of flowing water that hits arock with great force? A.Constricted    C. Turbulent B.Laminar         D. Viscous   3. Which of the following is the basis of Continuity Equation? A.Second law of motion      C. Conservation of momentum B.Third law of motion           D. Conservation of mass

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PLEASE ANSWER THESE 3 QUESTIONS. 1-3

 

1. Which type of fluid flow refers to the flow of fluid that is smooth, the path taken by each particle does not cross over one another?

A.Constricted     C. Turbulent

B.Laminar       D. Viscous

 

2. What type of fluid flow is marked by an example of flowing water that hits arock with great force?

A.Constricted    C. Turbulent

B.Laminar         D. Viscous

 

3. Which of the following is the basis of Continuity Equation?

A.Second law of motion      C. Conservation of momentum

B.Third law of motion           D. Conservation of mass

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