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Why do some fluids flow easily while others resist motion?
In this foundational video on Viscosity, we explore how internal friction within fluids controls their motion. From honey flowing slowly to air moving freely around us, viscosity determines resistance, flow speed, and the overall behavior of fluids in motion.

We break down the concept of velocity gradient, understand why the centre line of a tube has maximum velocity, and study how viscous drag balances weight and upthrust to create terminal velocity. Designed for Class 11 CBSE & ISC Physics, this lesson simplifies viscosity with diagrams, real-life analogies, and numerical examples for exam-ready clarity.

📚 What You’ll Learn in This Video
1️⃣ Resistance to Fluid Flow – Why fluids oppose motion and how internal friction acts between layers.
2️⃣ Velocity Gradient – Understanding variation of velocity across fluid layers and the idea of shearing.
3️⃣ Centre Line = Maximum Velocity – Why fluid speed is highest at the center and zero at the boundaries.
4️⃣ Weight, Upthrust & Viscous Drag – How the three forces act on an object falling through a fluid.
5️⃣ Downward–Upward Slope Interpretation – Visualizing velocity distribution across fluid layers.
6️⃣ Numerical Solutions – Solving exam-focused problems involving viscosity, drag force, and terminal velocity.
7️⃣ Concept Linkages – Preparing for Stokes’ law, Reynolds number, and laminar flow conditions.

🎯 Why Watch This Video?
✔ Perfect for CBSE & ISC Class 11 Physics
✔ Diagram-based explanation of fluid layers and velocity variation
✔ Realistic examples: raindrops, honey flow, oil engines, blood flow
✔ Step-by-step numerical calculations for exams
✔ Strong foundation for advanced fluid mechanics and JEE/NEET topics

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