Which of the following statement is NOT correct? Fluid Mechanics is the study of the behaviour of fluids. Fluid Mechanics is the study of the behaviour of solids. Fluid Mechanics is the study of the behaviour of liquids. O Fluid Mechanics is the study of the behaviour of gases.

Which of the following statement is NOT correct? Fluid Mechanics is the study of the behaviour of fluids. Fluid Mechanics is the study of the behaviour of solids. Fluid Mechanics is the study of the behaviour of liquids. O Fluid Mechanics is the study of the behaviour of gases.

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