Discussion
In the field of fluid dynamics, what describes the tendency of a fluid to resist motion or deformation due to internal friction?
Answer: C
Viscosity is the property of a fluid that resists motion or deformation because of internal friction between its layers. Surface tension is the force at the surface of a liquid, elasticity is the tendency to return to the original shape, and density is mass per unit volume, so none of these measures the resistance to flow of the fluid.
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