If two liquids with different viscosities flow through tubes with identical parameters, how do their flow rates differ?
A)The fluid with the higher coefficient of viscosity has a lower flow rate.
B)The fluid with the higher coefficient of viscosity has a higher flow rate.
C)Their flow rates are identical because the tubes are identical.
D)We need additional information to answer this, such as the densities of the two fluids.

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The viscosity of a fluid is a measure of its resistance to deformation at a given rate. A higher viscosity means the fluid is "thicker" and flows more slowly under the same conditions, leading to a lower flow rate compared to a fluid with lower viscosity.

If Two Liquids with Different Viscosities Flow Through Tubes with Identical