The rate of change of moment of momentum represents the __________ by the fluid. (A) Torque applied (B) Force exerted (C) Work done (D) Power developed

The rate of change of moment of momentum represents the
__________ by the fluid.
(A) Torque applied
(B) Force exerted
(C) Work done
(D) Power developed
by

1 Answer

Answer :

(A) Torque applied
by

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