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    1. Fluid dynamics is the study of fluids (liquids and gases) and the forces on them. It focuses on how forces like pressure and viscosity affect fluid flow through pipes, turbines, and other equipment. 2. The key concepts in fluid dynamics are the assumptions in fluid mechanics, fluid motion equations, and derivation of momentum equations. 3. Fluid dynamics analysis considers body forces like gravity and normal forces due to pressure differences, as well as frictional and other forces acting on a moving fluid.

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    1. Fluid dynamics is the study of fluids (liquids and gases) and the forces on them. It focuses on how forces like pressure and viscosity affect fluid flow through pipes, turbines, and other equipment. 2. The key concepts in fluid dynamics are the assumptions in fluid mechanics, fluid motion equations, and derivation of momentum equations. 3. Fluid dynamics analysis considers body forces like gravity and normal forces due to pressure differences, as well as frictional and other forces acting on a moving fluid.

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    FM-Made Easy GATE Volume 2

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