An ideal fluid is one which
A.is very viscous
B.is frictionless and incompressible
C.has negligible surface tension
D.obeys Newtons law of viscosity
A.is very viscous
B.is frictionless and incompressible
C.has negligible surface tension
D.obeys Newtons law of viscosity
A.8.027 M Hg abs
B.8.027 ft H2O abs
C.8.027 m H2O abs
D.8.027 cm H2O abs
A.adhesion
B.cohesion
C.both adhesion and cohesion
D.neither adhesion nor cohesion
A.pv2/2
B.v2/2
C.v
D.v2/2g
A.kg/m3
B.N/m2
C.m3
D.N.
A.90-00
B.93-00
C.0.01
D.96.522
A.0
B.?
C.1
D.equal to its density
A.depends upon specific weight of liquid and depth below the free liquid survace
B.depends upon the shape of the boundary container
C.depends upon the size of the boundary container
D.is the same for all liquids.
A.It increases linearly with the increase in depth
B.It decreases with the increase in depth
C.It remains constant with the change in depth
D.It increases exponentially with the increase in depth