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Transcribed Image Text:A thin plate with area 1.55×10’ in? is with a velocity such that it is accelerated to
200 m/min² in 8 seconds with respect to another plate present at a distance of
8x10³in. in a fluid of kinematic viscosity of 0.124×10* m² /sec and density
13600 kg/m³ . Determine the power required to maintain the speed of the plate in the
fluid.
a) 2.674 watt
b) 2.156 watt
c) 1.548 watt
d) 3.745 watt
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