True-False 1.The values belonging to coefficient in a non-homogeneous equation can be utilized in allthe unit systems without any modification.2. According to the definițion in Sl unit system, when 1 Newton force is applied to 1 kgmass, it causes to acceleration of 1m/s.3. Specific mass is always higher than specific weight.4. Įmagine a buçket, in which the water in it is in still condition (i.e. hydrostatic). In thisbucket mass forces, normal forces and tangential forces all occurs due to presence ofwater in the bucket.5. Kinematic variables are composed of the dimensions of length and time.6. There is a nonlinear relationship between shear stress and velocity gradient in Newtonianfluids.7. Imagine a sump-tank! where the water in it is in still condition (i.e hydrostatic). In such adomain, pressure acting to the surfaces of sump-tank is always in the direction of gravity.In a tank, which is full of salty seawater, the hydrostatic pressure is nonlinear function of8.the depth.9. According to Pascal's law, pressure has the same value in all the points of water-filledcontainers.10. In non-Newtonian fluid, the distribution of hydrostatic pressure changes linearly withdepth.

2. According to the definition on SI system when 1 Newton force is applied to 1 kg mass it cause to…

2. According to the definition in Sl unit system, when 1 Newton force is applied to 1 kg mass, it causes to acceleration of 1m/s. 3. Specific mass is always higher than specific weight. 4. Įmagine a bucket, in which the water in it is in still condition (i.e. hydrostatic). In this bucket mass forces, normal forces and tangential forces all occurs due to presence of water in the bucket. 5. Kinematic variables are composed of the dimensions of length and time.

2. According to the definition in Sl unit system, when 1 Newton force is applied to 1 kg mass, it causes to acceleration of 1m/s. 3. Specific mass is always higher than specific weight. 4. Įmagine a bucket, in which the water in it is in still condition (i.e. hydrostatic). In this bucket mass forces, normal forces and tangential forces all occurs due to presence of water in the bucket. 5. Kinematic variables are composed of the dimensions of length and time.

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