The synovial fluid is _________ viscous and _________ to flow under stress. Select one: a. less; more difficult b. less; easier c. more; easier d. more; more difficult

The synovial fluid is _ viscous and _ to flow under stress. Select one: a. less; more difficult b. less; easier c. more; easier d. more; more difficult

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Chapter11: Fluid Statics

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a. less; more difficult

b. less; easier

c. more; easier

d. more; more difficult

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