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When making a peanut butter sandwich, consider that the bottom piece of bread is fixed. If the knife you use to spread the peanut butter at 0.1 m/s experiences a shearing stress of 41 Pa, what is the viscotity in Pascals times seconds if the thickness of your peanut butter is is 3 cm? Assume that a linear velocity profile develops through the peanut butter layer.
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