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A fluid particle is [ Select ] than a finite fluid element, but still [ Select ] enough to contain many molecules.

A fluid particle is [ Select ] than a finite fluid element, but still [ Select ] enough to contain many molecules.

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Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
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### Fluid Particle Concept A fluid particle is [Select] than a finite fluid element, but still [Select] enough to contain many molecules. This interactive section allows users to select and fill in terms relevant to the concept of fluid particles in physics or engineering. The dropdown menus provide options to complete the definition accurately. - **Explanation of Context**: - A fluid particle typically represents an infinitesimally small volume of fluid, which is small compared to the macroscopic scale but large enough to comprise a large number of molecules, thereby making it statistically significant for analysis. No graphs or diagrams are present in this image.
Transcribed Image Text:### Fluid Particle Concept A fluid particle is [Select] than a finite fluid element, but still [Select] enough to contain many molecules. This interactive section allows users to select and fill in terms relevant to the concept of fluid particles in physics or engineering. The dropdown menus provide options to complete the definition accurately. - **Explanation of Context**: - A fluid particle typically represents an infinitesimally small volume of fluid, which is small compared to the macroscopic scale but large enough to comprise a large number of molecules, thereby making it statistically significant for analysis. No graphs or diagrams are present in this image.
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