Fluid Mechanics Basics Quiz

A non-existent fluid assumed to have no viscosity or compressibility (correct)

A real fluid with high viscosity and compressibility

A fluid with compressibility but without viscosity

A fluid with viscosity but without compressibility

Because it depends on the surface area of the object

Because it has both magnitude and direction

Because it is always positive

Because it is proportional to the magnitude of the force (correct)

Perfect vacuum

Hydraulic pressure

Atmospheric pressure (correct)

Surface tension

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