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Does the temperature of a fluid affect its flow rate?

Assume you have two containers containing two identical fluids at different temperatures, you puncture a hole in both of them, same size and place, will the colder fluid flow out slower than the hotter one or will they flow out at the same rate?
gpt
Yes, viscosity of liquids is strongly temperature dependent and decreases with temperature. You can easily see it if you take a liquid at the high end of viscosity like molasses. It holds true for other liquids like water, too. And with lower viscosity, you get higher flow.