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When comparing solids to fluids, the following is true: for elastic solids, the stress must be normal. For Newtonian fluids, the stress must be shear. for elastic solids, the stress must be shear. For Newtonian fluids, the stress must be normal. for elastic solids, stress is linearly related to strain rate, for Newtonian fluids, stress is linearly related to strain. for elastic solids, stress is linearly related to strain, for Newtonian fluids, stress is linearly related to strain rate.
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