In certain situations, the flow of a liquid breaks up into turbulent swirls and eddies. This transition to turbulence depends in part on the liquid's density (its mass-per-volume) and its viscosity (the measure of its "thickness" or "syrupiness.") The liquid is most likely to become turbulent when it is moving
A. slowly, has a low density, and a low viscosity. [5.8% picked]
B. slowly, has a high density, and a high viscosity. [2.6% picked]
C. fast, has a low density, and a high viscosity. [14.5% picked]
D. fast, has a high density, and a low viscosity. [77.1% picked]
Answer:D
In certain situations, the flow of a liquid breaks up into turbulent swirls and eddies. This transition to turbulence depends in part on the liquid's density (its mass-per-volume) and its viscosity (the measure of its "thickness" or "syrupiness.") The liquid is most likely to become turbulent when it is moving
A. slowly, has a low density, and a low viscosity. [5.8% picked] B. slowly, has a high density, and a high viscosity. [2.6% picked] C. fast, has a low density, and a high viscosity. [14.5% picked] D. fast, has a high density, and a low viscosity. [77.1% picked]