Physics MCQs

Physics

Fluid Dynamics


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#25

Bernoulli’s equation accounts for:

A) the conservation of energy in a flowing fluid

B) the fluid’s viscosity

C) the density of a gas

D) the compressibility of fluids

Answer:   A
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#26

The viscosity of a fluid is a measure of:

A) its internal resistance to flow

B) its density

C) its compressibility

D) its temperature

Answer:   A
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#27

Poiseuille's law describes the flow rate of a fluid in a pipe based on:

A) viscosity, pressure, and radius

B) density, temperature, and velocity

C) velocity, pressure, and volume

D) area, temperature, and pressure

Answer:   A
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#28

The Reynolds number predicts:

A) whether the flow will be laminar or turbulent

B) the pressure drop in a pipe

C) the temperature gradient in a fluid

D) the velocity of sound in a fluid

Answer:   A
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#29

The relationship between the velocity of a fluid and the area of the pipe in a steady flow is described by:

A) the continuity equation

B) Bernoulli’s equation

C) Archimedes' principle

D) Coulomb's law

Answer:   A
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#30

The drag force on an object moving through a fluid is:

A) dependent on the velocity squared

B) independent of the object's speed

C) inversely proportional to velocity

D) directly proportional to the object’s mass

Answer:   A
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#31

In fluid dynamics, the term ‘viscosity’ refers to:

A) the resistance to flow in a fluid

B) the mass density of a fluid

C) the speed of sound in a fluid

D) the pressure difference in a fluid

Answer:   A
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#32

The rate of flow of an incompressible fluid is:

A) independent of its pressure

B) directly proportional to pressure

C) inversely proportional to pressure

D) dependent on the temperature

Answer:   A
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