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Max Roberts
20 June, 11:12
How did you measure viscosity in the lab?
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Julio Solomon
20 June, 13:21
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Inderectly by seeing how far water travels in a given time
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Sierra Terry
20 June, 14:07
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v=Δx/Δt where Δx is the change in an objects position, and Δt is the time span in which the change is measured
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