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Which of the following forces act(s) in a moving fluid?
Question

Which of the following forces act(s) in a moving fluid?

A.

Inertia force

B.

Gravity force

C.

Viscous force

D.

All of the options

Correct option is D

In a moving fluid, several forces can act simultaneously. These include:
- Inertia Force: This is the force due to the mass of the fluid accelerating or decelerating. It is governed by Newton's second law of motion.
- Viscous Force: This is the internal friction within the fluid due to its viscosity. It resists the relative motion between different layers of the fluid.
- Gravity Force: This is the force acting on the fluid due to gravity, which influences the flow in the vertical direction.
Since all of these forces can act in a moving fluid, the correct answer is "All of the options."

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