1) Show the relation between the shear stress T and the strain rate for a Newtonian fluid on a plot. dr 2) For a fluid in rigid body motion, the gravitational acceleration and the acceleration of the fluid is shown in the figure. Draw the constant pressure surfaces and explain. 8

1) Show the relation between the shear stress T and the strain rate for a Newtonian fluid on a plot. dr 2) For a fluid in rigid body motion, the gravitational acceleration and the acceleration of the fluid is shown in the figure. Draw the constant pressure surfaces and explain. 8

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1) Show the relation between the shear stress T and the strain rate
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2) For a fluid in rigid body motion, the gravitational acceleration and the acceleration of the fluid is
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