2. Show, with sketches, the differences between the shear stress of solids and fluids when subjected to a tangential force. 3. Is there any concern that blood flow in the human retina will become turbulent? If the blood density is 1060 kg/m³, the inside diameter of the arteriole is 0.0075 cm, the mean velocity in the vessel is 3 cm/s, and the viscosity measured as 0.00349 Ns/m².

2. Show, with sketches, the differences between the shear stress of solids and fluids when subjected to a tangential force. 3. Is there any concern that blood flow in the human retina will become turbulent? If the blood density is 1060 kg/m³, the inside diameter of the arteriole is 0.0075 cm, the mean velocity in the vessel is 3 cm/s, and the viscosity measured as 0.00349 Ns/m².

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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