4) The increase of temperature results in(a) increase in viscosity of gas(d) decrease in viscosity of liquid5) Consider the flow in pipe in figure. If P₁ -AP/y.b) The ow direction is from 2 to 1 if AZ <-AP/y.c) Tflow is zero if AZ = -AP/y.d) The flow is zero if AZ = AP/y.(b) increase in viscosity of liquid (c)decrease in viscosity of gas(e) (a) and (d) above.

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The increase of temperature results in ) increase in viscosity of gas ) decrease in viscosity of liquid (e) (a) and (d) above. O Consider the flow in pipe in figure. If P₁ -AP/y. The ow direction is from 2 to 1 if AZ <-AP/y. Tflow is zero if AZ = -AP/y. O The flow is zero if AZ = AP/y. (b) increase in viscosity of liquid (c)decrease in vis O

The increase of temperature results in ) increase in viscosity of gas ) decrease in viscosity of liquid (e) (a) and (d) above. O Consider the flow in pipe in figure. If P₁ -AP/y. The ow direction is from 2 to 1 if AZ <-AP/y. Tflow is zero if AZ = -AP/y. O The flow is zero if AZ = AP/y. (b) increase in viscosity of liquid (c)decrease in vis O

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