A 2kg weight slides at constant velocity down a plane inclined at 20 degrees to the horizontal, with a 0.5mm oil film ( dynamic viscosity = 0.234 NSm-2) between the weight and the plane. The contact area between the weight and the oil is 10-2 m2 The velocity is

A 2kg weight slides at constant velocity down a plane inclined at 20 degrees to the horizontal, with a 0.5mm oil film ( dynamic viscosity = 0.234 NSm-2) between the weight and the plane. The contact area between the weight and the oil is 10-2 m2 The velocity is

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dynamic viscosity = 0.234 NSm-2) between the weight and the plane. The contact area between the weight and the oil
is 10-2 m2 The velocity is

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