A tube length of 40 cm and a radius of 5 cm passes through the liquid. the viscosity coefficient is 0.8 pois, if the pressure causing the flow is 5 kpa and the pressure in the other side of the tube is 1 kpa calculate 1-the flow velocity at the center of the tube (r=o) 2-the flow velocity at the tube well. (r= R) 3- the velocity of the flow at a point (3 cm) away from the center (r = 3 cm).

A tube length of 40 cm and a radius of 5 cm passes through the liquid. the viscosity coefficient is 0.8 pois, if the pressure causing the flow is 5 kpa and the pressure in the other side of the tube is 1 kpa calculate 1-the flow velocity at the center of the tube (r=o) 2-the flow velocity at the tube well. (r= R) 3- the velocity of the flow at a point (3 cm) away from the center (r = 3 cm).

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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