The Velocity at which flow changes from viscous to turbulent is called __________ velocity.

The Velocity at which flow changes from viscous to turbulent is called __________ velocity. Correct Answer Critical

A fluid motion is always subjected to a certain resistance. In reality, this resistance is mainly due to sliding. The velocity at which the flow changes from a viscous flow to turbulent flow is called critical velocity.
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