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ECV 202: Fluid Mechanics I Past Examination Papers

Examinations and continuous assessment tests on Newton's law of viscosity, Pascal's law and hydraulic presses, buoyancy and the centre of buoyancy, pitot-static tubes and manometer readings, stream and velocity potentials, and flow over triangular and rectangular notches, with worked solutions.

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