D=101 mm d=100 mm L = 150 mm μ = 0.06 Pa *s Falling at 10 m/s Pt. 1: Find the force on sides of cylinder Pt 2: If Wcylinder = 250 N, how fast will it fall? (No longer at 10 m/s!) -D- е Pipe Oil film - Cylinder

D=101 mm d=100 mm L = 150 mm μ = 0.06 Pa *s Falling at 10 m/s Pt. 1: Find the force on sides of cylinder Pt 2: If Wcylinder = 250 N, how fast will it fall? (No longer at 10 m/s!) -D- е Pipe Oil film - Cylinder

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D=101 mm
d=100 mm
L = 150 mm
με
= 0.06 Pa *s
Falling at 10
m/s
Pt. 1: Find the
force on sides
of cylinder
Pt 2: If Wcylinder =
250 N, how fast will it fall?
(No longer at 10 m/s!)
D
е
Pipe
Oil film
Cylinder

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