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If M=mass, L=length, and time = T; Dimension of kinematic viscosity is
Select the correct response:
[L^(2)]T
[L^(2)][T^(2)]
M/[L(^2)]
[L^(2)1/T

Potential flow is the flow of_
Select the correct response:
compressible fluids with shear
compressible fluids with no shear
incompressible fluids with no shear
incompressible fluids with shear

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