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An object moving through ideal fluid experiences

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no viscous force

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some viscous force

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very high viscous force

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None of these

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Solution

The correct option is A no viscous force
An ideal fluid is non viscous fluid. In non viscous fluid the internal friction is ignored. An object moving through ideal fluid experiences no viscous.

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