Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM) Practice Exam

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What does hydrodynamic force refer to?

  1. The force of any liquid in motion

  2. The force of air moving around solid objects

  3. The force of moving water and its debris impact

  4. The gravitational pull on water downwards

The correct answer is: The force of moving water and its debris impact

Hydrodynamic force refers to the force created by the movement of water and any solid objects or debris it carries. Option A is incorrect because hydrodynamic force specifically refers to the force of moving water, not all liquids. Option B is incorrect because it is about air, not water. Option D is incorrect because it refers to the force of gravity, which is a different force altogether.