The kinematic viscosity of liquid oil is 20 stoke and relativedensity = 0.85. Find the dynamic viscosity of this liquid oil in Sl andBritish systems. (1 stoke = 1 cm/s, 1m 3.28 ft, 1ft 30.48 cm and1kg = 2.2 lb).Choose the correct answer:a- In SI system 25 kg/m.s and in British system 16.6Ib/ft.sb- In SI System 17 kg/m.s and in British system 1.17Ib/ft.sc- In Sl system 20 kg/m.s and in British system 8.15Ib/ft.s

Given: kinematic viscosity of liquid = 20 stokes The relative density = 0.85

The kinematic viscosity of liquid oil is 20 stoke and relative density = 0.85. Find the dynamic viscosity of this liquid oil in Sl and British systems. (1 stoke 1 cm2/s, 1m 3.28 ft, 1ft = 30.48 cm and 1kg = 2.2 Ib). Choose the correct answer: a- In SI system 25 kg/m.s and in British system 16.6 Ib/ft.s b- In SI System 17 kg/m.s and in British system 1.17 Ib/ft.s c- In SI system 20 kg/m.s and in British system 8.15 Ib/ft.s

The kinematic viscosity of liquid oil is 20 stoke and relative density = 0.85. Find the dynamic viscosity of this liquid oil in Sl and British systems. (1 stoke 1 cm2/s, 1m 3.28 ft, 1ft = 30.48 cm and 1kg = 2.2 Ib). Choose the correct answer: a- In SI system 25 kg/m.s and in British system 16.6 Ib/ft.s b- In SI System 17 kg/m.s and in British system 1.17 Ib/ft.s c- In SI system 20 kg/m.s and in British system 8.15 Ib/ft.s

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The kinematic viscosity of liquid oil is 20 stoke and relative
density = 0.85. Find the dynamic viscosity of this liquid oil in Sl and
British systems. (1 stoke = 1 cm/s, 1m 3.28 ft, 1ft 30.48 cm and
1kg = 2.2 lb).
Choose the correct answer:
a- In SI system 25 kg/m.s and in British system 16.6
Ib/ft.s
b- In SI System 17 kg/m.s and in British system 1.17
Ib/ft.s
c- In Sl system 20 kg/m.s and in British system 8.15
Ib/ft.s

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