Which of the following statements DOES NOT describe a fluid? a.lt stays in a constant shape upon application of constant shear stress. b.It has medium to negligible intermolecular attraction. c.It takes the shape of its container. d.It does not have a final deformed state. Which of the following is TRUE regarding fluid viscosity? a. An ideal fluid has infinite viscosity. b.A fluid's kinematic viscosity on earth is the same as its kinematic viscosity on the moon. c.A Newtonian fluid's viscosity is constant for any magnitude of shear stress. d. Under constant shear stress, a fluid with higher viscosity has a higher rate of deformation. Determine the pressure increase that must be applied to 400 L of gasoline (K=1.3GPa) to reduce it to 370 L. a.78.0 MPa b.165 MPa c.105.4 MPa d.97.5 MPa The pressure of air above an oil (s=0.80) surface in a closed tank is 120 kPa. The pressure 3 m below the oil surface in kPa is: a.149.43 b.143.544 c.138.544 d.23.644

Which of the following statements DOES NOT describe a fluid? a.lt stays in a constant shape upon application of constant shear stress. b.It has medium to negligible intermolecular attraction. c.It takes the shape of its container. d.It does not have a final deformed state. Which of the following is TRUE regarding fluid viscosity? a. An ideal fluid has infinite viscosity. b.A fluid's kinematic viscosity on earth is the same as its kinematic viscosity on the moon. c.A Newtonian fluid's viscosity is constant for any magnitude of shear stress. d. Under constant shear stress, a fluid with higher viscosity has a higher rate of deformation. Determine the pressure increase that must be applied to 400 L of gasoline (K=1.3GPa) to reduce it to 370 L. a.78.0 MPa b.165 MPa c.105.4 MPa d.97.5 MPa The pressure of air above an oil (s=0.80) surface in a closed tank is 120 kPa. The pressure 3 m below the oil surface in kPa is: a.149.43 b.143.544 c.138.544 d.23.644

Automotive Technology: A Systems Approach (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Jack Erjavec, Rob Thompson

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Chapter3: Basic Theories And Math

Section: Chapter Questions

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