Define (note: your definition must be based on the closed conduits/pipe flow) Pressure Normal Stress Shear Stress Incompressible fluids Compressible fluids Viscosity Kinematic viscosity Absolute viscosity Hydrometer Density Unit weight Unit gravity Yield Stress Shear Rate

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Chapter7: Length And Length-related Variables In Engineering
Section7.2: Ratio Of Two Lengths—radians And Strain
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  1. Define (note: your definition must be based on the closed conduits/pipe flow)
  2. Pressure
  3. Normal Stress
  4. Shear Stress
  5. Incompressible fluids
  6. Compressible fluids
  7. Viscosity
  8. Kinematic viscosity
  9. Absolute viscosity
  10. Hydrometer
  11. Density
  12. Unit weight
  13. Unit gravity
  14. Yield Stress
  15. Shear Rate
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