I. Identification1.The study of an object's ability to flowAny object that has the ability to flow and change shape with its2.containerThe tendency of molecules of fluids tend to attach to each otherThe tendency of a fluids' molecules to stick on the surface of other3.4.matter5.The tendency of a fluids' molecules to resist stretching by externalforcesThe tendency of a fluid to resist flowThe amount of force acting per unit areaThe Sl unit for pressure equal to N/m?A quantity that refers to the hotness or coldness of matterEnergy that is in transit between two systems6.7.8.9.10.

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1. The study of an object's ability to flow Any object that has the ability to flow and change shape with its 2. container 3. The tendency of molecules of fluids tend to attach to each other The tendency of a fluids' molecules to stick on the surface of other 4. matter 5. The tendency of a fluids' molecules to resist stretching by external forces 6. The tendency of a fluid to resist flow The amount of force acting per unit area The Sl unit for pressure equal to N/m? A quantity that refers to the hotness or coldness of matter Energy that is in transit between two systems 7. 8. 9. 10.

1. The study of an object's ability to flow Any object that has the ability to flow and change shape with its 2. container 3. The tendency of molecules of fluids tend to attach to each other The tendency of a fluids' molecules to stick on the surface of other 4. matter 5. The tendency of a fluids' molecules to resist stretching by external forces 6. The tendency of a fluid to resist flow The amount of force acting per unit area The Sl unit for pressure equal to N/m? A quantity that refers to the hotness or coldness of matter Energy that is in transit between two systems 7. 8. 9. 10.

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Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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