Which outcome occurs when hydraulic fluid's viscosity increases significantly?

💡 Explanation

The reduced flow stemming from high viscosity causes decreased actuator speed because the fluid's internal friction rises inhibiting movement, rather than allowing greater pressures; therefore, the flow resistance elevates because of increased internal shear related to viscous drag.

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