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ECAT Physics Chapter 6 Fluid Dynamics

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Bernoulli's equation is based upon law of conversation

Question # 2

Viscosity is defined as

Question # 3

A container has a small hole in the bottom. Air can go through this hole,but water cannot. This can be best explained by the statement that

Question # 4

The internal pressure of the blood is

Question # 5

The application of Bernoulli's equation is

Question # 6

If water rises 4 cm in a long, thin tube because of capillary action, then, under corresponding conditions of use, the rise (in the tube) of a liquid whose density is 2 g/cm2will be

Question # 7

The law of conservation of energy gives us

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According to the Bernoulli's equation, where the speed of the fluid is high, the pressure will be

Question # 9

Viscosity of water is ______ that of air but ___ that of plasma.

Question # 10

Fire fighters have jet attached to the head of their water pipes in order to

Question # 11

Surface tension of water is due to

Question # 12

Glycerin has viscosity _____ the viscosity of water:

Question # 13

Internal friction of fluid is called

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The study of fluid in motion basically involves law of conservation of:

Question # 15

The dimensions of viscosity are:

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ECAT Physics Chapter 6 Important MCQ's

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1 When the droplet moves with terminal velocity in a fluid, the net force acting on the droplet is:
A. FD-mg
B. Zero
C. mg-FD
D. None of these
2 The product of cross-sectional area of the pipe and the fluid speed at any pint along the pipe is
A. very high
B. very low
C. constant
D. zero
3 The terminal velocity of a small size spherical body of radius R moving in a fluid varies as
A. R
B. R2
C. 1/R
D. (1/R)2
4 The equation of continuity is
A. A1A2 = V1V2
B. A1/V1 =A2/V2
C. V1/A1=V2/A2
D. A1V1 =A2V2
5 The maximum drag force on a falling sphere is 9.8 N, it weight is
A. 1 N
B. 9.8 N
C. 4.9 N
D. Cannot be calculated
6 The _____ viscous the medium is _____, is the value of terminal velocity of the droplet:
A. More, lesser
B. Lesser, more
C. Both A and B
D. Lesser, lesser
7 A massive object falls through a fluid:
A. Faster
B. Slower
C. Slowest
D. None
8 If every particle of the flow that passes a particular point, moves along the same path as followed by particles which passed the point earlier, then this flow is said to be
A. turbulent
B. streamline
C. abrupt
D. none of them
9 When a water droplet falls through air, the net force on it is
A. Net force = drag force - weight
B. Net force = weight - drag force
C. Net force = drag force + weight
D. Net force = weight + drag force
10 At the starting point of the free fall motion of an object, its acceleration will be
A. maximum
B. minimum
C. zero
D. none of them

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