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2 cards from this section. Quick, good the night before a test.
Define what a fluid is.
Think about how water behaves when poured.
What does viscosity refer to?
Consider how thick liquids move.
What is the primary difference between fluids and solids?
Remember the characteristics of fluids.
Is the Navier Stokes equation relevant for viscous fluids?
Think about its application in engineering.
Given a fluid element, derive the equation for its angular rotation rate using material derivatives.
Relate the properties back to their definitions in rotational dynamics.
Explain how viscosity affects flow rates in varying applications, such as pipes versus open channels.
Use real-world examples to illustrate the differences.
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