1- A fluid is one which can be defined as a substance a) Has some shear stress at all points. b) Can deform indefinitely under the action of the smallest shear force. c) Has the small shear stress in all directions 2- What is mean by an incompressible fluid? a) Density change with pressure. b) Density does not change with pressure. Neither a. or b. 3- A piemeter is used to measure positive gauge pressure of liquid and only limited to low pressure measurement a) b) c) True. False. Neither a or b. 4- The correct water pressure (ywater 9810 N/m') at a depth of 10 m in a tank is open to atmosphere is a) b) c) 98100 K pa gage 98100 pa gage 9.81 pa gage 5- Which is the expensive device for measuring flow/discharge rate Venturi meter a) b) c) Pitot tube Orifice meter

1- A fluid is one which can be defined as a substance a) Has some shear stress at all points. b) Can deform indefinitely under the action of the smallest shear force. c) Has the small shear stress in all directions 2- What is mean by an incompressible fluid? a) Density change with pressure. b) Density does not change with pressure. Neither a. or b. 3- A piemeter is used to measure positive gauge pressure of liquid and only limited to low pressure measurement a) b) c) True. False. Neither a or b. 4- The correct water pressure (ywater 9810 N/m') at a depth of 10 m in a tank is open to atmosphere is a) b) c) 98100 K pa gage 98100 pa gage 9.81 pa gage 5- Which is the expensive device for measuring flow/discharge rate Venturi meter a) b) c) Pitot tube Orifice meter

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Q1 // Choose the correct answer:
1- A fluid is one which can be defined as a substance
a) Has some shear stress at all points.
b) Can deform indefinitely under the action of the smallest shear force.
c) Has the small shear stress in all directions
2- What is mean by an incompressible fluid?
a) Density change with pressure.
b) Density does not change with pressure.
c) Neither a. or b.
3- A piemeter is used to measure positive gauge pressure of liquid and only
limited to low pressure measurement
a)
b)
c)
True.
False.
Neither a or b.
4- The correct water pressure (ywater 9810 N/m') at a depth of 10 m in a tank
is open to atmosphere is
98100 K pa gage
98100 pa gage
9.81 pa gage
a)
b)
5- Which is the expensive device for measuring flow/discharge rate
Venturi meter
a)
b)
c)
Pitot tube
Orifice meter

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