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A fluid is any substance—like water, air, or oil—that flows and changes shape when a force is applied to it, rather than staying rigid like a solid. Fluids matter because understanding how they move and respond to forces is essential for everything from engineering pipelines and aircraft to predicting weather patterns.
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流体（りゅうたい、英: fluid）とは、静止状態においてせん断応力が発生しない連続体の総称である。 一般的には液体や気体であるが、液体と気体が混ざったものやこれらに微量の固体が混ざった混相流体のように特殊な流体として扱われるものもある。
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