In classical fluid mechanics, a fluid is said to behave as a continuum. In this

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In classical fluid mechanics, a fluid is said to behave as a continuum. In this context, continuum means: that the fluid itself is made up of a continuous mass that has readily identifiable properties at any and every point in the mass that the fluid is continuous and continues to the boundaries of the container or atmosphere. that the fluid cannot exhibit discontinuities in pressure, temperature, or density, even under supersonic conditions. that the fluid will fill completely the container that it is put into.

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The correct option for this is Option A.

That the fluid is made up of continuos mass that has readily identifable properties at any and every point in mass . this is true because fluid is always said to be a continuos materials because it will deform when subjected to forces.

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