A large plate is centrally placed inside a gap which contains two different fluids with (u =4 µ2). If the force per unit area due to shear acting on both side of plate is 50 N. Calculate the values of viscosity for the two fluids (i.e p and u2). V= 0.5 m/sec 6 cm Plate

A large plate is centrally placed inside a gap which contains two different fluids with (u =4 µ2). If the force per unit area due to shear acting on both side of plate is 50 N. Calculate the values of viscosity for the two fluids (i.e p and u2). V= 0.5 m/sec 6 cm Plate

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A large plate is centrally placed inside a gap which contains two h
different fluids with (u =4 u2 ). If the force per unit area due to shear
acting on both side of plate is 50 N. Calculate the values of viscosity for
the two fluids ( i.e p and u2).
V= 0.5 m/sec
6 cm
Plate

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