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1.Kinematic viscosity of a fluid can be defined as proportion of dynamic viscosity of fluid to density of that fluid. It\'s unit is m^2/s 2.Dynamic viscosity of fluid is defined as internal resistance to the flow of fluid between it\'s molecules in presence of some external force. Dynamic viscosity is given by …
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