1) Choose a characteristic of turbulent flow below. A) Laminar flow B) Produces kinetic energy C)...

1) Choose a characteristic of turbulent flow below. A) Laminar flow B) Produces kinetic energy C) Viscosity dominates the flowals behavior D) The energy will always be potential energy E) Fluids moving at different rates of speed when they go through or around a solid object

2) The Lido deck is where A)there are large state rooms B) Usually where you will find the pool C) The deck below Steerage D) Where people embark

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4) What uses a double hull for storing ballast? A) A submarine B) An Airplane C) A Jetski D) A security safe

5) An increase in the speed of fluid implies the increase in ________________. A) Both its dynamic pressure and kinetic energy. B) Dynamic pressure, but not kinetic energy. C) Kinetic energy, but not dynamic pressure. D) None of the above.

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