Do fluids take up space and why?

Answer 1

Liquids and gases are fluids. They both take up space, I know because if you put a liquid in a picture it will takes it's shape and space.

Answer 2

Yes, fluids take up space because their molecules are in constant motion and have volume. This is due to intermolecular forces that cause the molecules to be closely packed together, resulting in the fluid occupying a specific volume.

Answer 3

Yes ofcourse!!This is because liquid is a state of matter.And a matter always have some volume and occupies space.So its obvious that liquids always occupies space.