Physics, asked by Sangamyadav970, 1 year ago

What are the basic differences between ideal and real fluid.

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Answered by SibghaGhouri

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Ideal fluid. Definition: A fluid is said to be ideal if it is assumed to be both incompressible and non viscous. Ideal fluid is a substance which is unable to resist internal shear and tensile forces. Ideal fluid are imaginary and do no exist in nature.

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