Q.No.3. (a)Describe the streamline and turbulent flow of a liquid and explain the significanceof the Reynolds's number. How does the viscosity of a liquid depend on temperature?(b) Define coefficient of viscosity. Explain Capillary flow method for thedetermination of surface tension of a liquid.Viscouty.f two capillaries of radii ri and r2 and length L1 and L2 are joined in series, derivean expression for the rate of flow of liquid through the arrangement using Poiseuille'sformula.

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Q.No.3. (a)Describe the streamline and turbulent flow of a liquid and explain the significance
of the Reynolds's number. How does the viscosity of a liquid depend on temperature?
(b) Define coefficient of viscosity. Explain Capillary flow method for the
determination of surface tension of a liquid.
Viscouty.
f two capillaries of radii ri and r2 and length L1 and L2 are joined in series, derive
an expression for the rate of flow of liquid through the arrangement using Poiseuille's
formula.

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