A fat plate of width L = 1 mis pushed down with a velocity U-0.01 m/s towards a wall resulting in the drainage of the fluid between the plate and the wall as shown in the figure. Assume two-dimensional incompressible flow and that the plate remains parallel to the wall. The average velocity, U of the fluid (in m/s) draining out at the instant shown in the

A fat plate of width L = 1 mis pushed down with a velocity U-0.01 m/s towards a wall resulting in the drainage of the fluid between the plate and the wall as shown in the figure. Assume two-dimensional incompressible flow and that the plate remains parallel to the wall. The average velocity, U of the fluid (in m/s) draining out at the instant shown in the

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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