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What does viscosity measure?

Volume of the fluid

Resistance to deformation at a given rate (correct)

Density of the fluid

Temperature of the fluid

How is viscosity defined scientifically?

Force divided by time

Force multiplied by time

Force divided by area

Force multiplied by time divided by area (correct)

What is the SI unit for viscosity?

Kilograms per cubic meter

Newton-seconds per square metre (correct)

Pascals

Meters per second

How does a viscous fluid flow through a tube?

<p>More quickly near the tube's axis than near its walls</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the relationship between the strength of the compensating force and a fluid's viscosity for a tube with a constant rate of flow?

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Viscosity Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What does viscosity measure?

How is viscosity defined scientifically?

What is the SI unit for viscosity?

How does a viscous fluid flow through a tube?

What is the relationship between the strength of the compensating force and a fluid's viscosity for a tube with a constant rate of flow?

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