A Newtonian liquid flows down an inclined plane surface in a steady and fully developed laminar state as shown in figure The shear stress distribution is given by, pgsin0-3) If the width of inclined surface is, then the volume flow rate is given by pgsin obh³ (a) Pg costibl 3μ (b) 3μ pgsinobh³ pgcostb³ 2μ (d) 2u - O

A Newtonian liquid flows down an inclined plane surface in a steady and fully developed laminar state as shown in figure The shear stress distribution is given by, pgsin0-3) If the width of inclined surface is, then the volume flow rate is given by pgsin obh³ (a) Pg costibl 3μ (b) 3μ pgsinobh³ pgcostb³ 2μ (d) 2u - O

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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