6. There is a nonlinear relationship between shear stress and velocity gradient in Newtonianfluids.7. Imagine a sump-tank! where the water in it is in still condition (i.e hydrostatic). In such adomain, pressure acting to the surfaces of sump-tank is always in the direction of gravity.In a tank, which is full of salty seawater, the hydrostatic pressure is nonlinear function of8.the depth.9. According to Pascal's law, pressure has the same value in all the points of water-filledcontainers.10. In non-Newtonian fluid, the distribution of hydrostatic pressure changes linearly withdepth.

Newtonian fluid: In this fluid the shear stress is proportional to the rate of deformation as…

6. There is a nonlinear relationship between shear stress and velocity gradient in Newtonian fluids. 7. Imagine a sump-tank' where the water in it is in still condition (i.e hydrostatic). In such a domain, pressure acting to the surfaces of sump-tank is always in the direction of gravity. 8. In a tank, which is full of salty seawater, the hydrostatic pressure is nonlinear function of the depth.

6. There is a nonlinear relationship between shear stress and velocity gradient in Newtonian fluids. 7. Imagine a sump-tank' where the water in it is in still condition (i.e hydrostatic). In such a domain, pressure acting to the surfaces of sump-tank is always in the direction of gravity. 8. In a tank, which is full of salty seawater, the hydrostatic pressure is nonlinear function of the depth.

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