How drag is formed on the cylinder?

A)
Due to friction
B)
Due to surface layer
C)
Due to boundary layer
D)
Due to viscous effect

Correct Answer :   Due to viscous effect


Explanation : Drag is due to a viscous effect, which generate a frictional shear stress at the body surface and which causes the flow to separate from the surface on the back of the body. At the leading edge of the cylinder, a stagnation point is formed. Where the oncoming flow is brought to rest. The pressure here is equal to the stagnation pressure. At the adjacent to the cylinder surface, a thin boundary layer is formed. Which causes the drag on the cylinder.