Question 1 a) A 70 mm diameter and 0.20 m long cylindrical body slides vertically down in a 72 mm diameter cylindrical tube. The space between the cylindrical body and the tube wall is filled with oil of dynamic viscosity 2.5 Ns/m². Determine the velocity of fall of the cylindrical body if its weight is 16N.

Question 1 a) A 70 mm diameter and 0.20 m long cylindrical body slides vertically down in a 72 mm diameter cylindrical tube. The space between the cylindrical body and the tube wall is filled with oil of dynamic viscosity 2.5 Ns/m². Determine the velocity of fall of the cylindrical body if its weight is 16N.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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