Physics, asked by sachin259, 11 months ago

how are fluids different from solids​

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Answered by kajal9650
3

Fluids are different from solids as they can flow also they doesn't have fixed volume and include liquid and gases......

Answered by piyush03
6

HEY MATE

IN SOLIDS THE INTERMOLECULAR FORCES ARE STRONGER AS COMPARED TO LIQUIDS ND LIQUIDS CAN FLOAT BUT SOLID CANNOT LIQUIDS DOES NOT HAVE DEFINITE SHAPE BUT DEFINITE VOLUME

BUT SOLID HAVE DEFINITE SHAPE ND VOLUME

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