This is uploading second time. I'm received wrong solution attached below .. Don't copy from other websites solution. If you don't the solution please leave to some one. But don't copy other experts solution Step 1Sol:given ThalO : 33 A =0.20m; Wz 1IN%3DLre uidfilmwe know ThatShear stress undey TheA = 0. 2m 2BloCK Pvessuye appliedon The surfacewsinoM. VRpStep 2but heay, Fx A→ て =wsino x AIl x sin (33°) * 0.20:. 7: 1.198 N/m²: 1.198 Pa In the figure below, a block is sliding down over a liquid film. Calculate the average pressure (in N/m2)applied to the surface of the liquid if W=11 N, theta =33° and A=0.20 m?.Liquid film ofthickness hWBlock contactarea A

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In the figure below, a block is sliding down over a liquid film. Calculate the average pressure (in N/m?) applied to the surface of the liquid if W=11 N, theta = 33° and A=0.20 m?. Liquid film of thickness h W Block contact area A

In the figure below, a block is sliding down over a liquid film. Calculate the average pressure (in N/m?) applied to the surface of the liquid if W=11 N, theta = 33° and A=0.20 m?. Liquid film of thickness h W Block contact area A

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Step 1
Sol:
given Thal
O : 33 A =0.20m; Wz 1IN
%3D
Lre uid
film
we know That
Shear stress undey The
A = 0. 2m 2
BloCK Pvessuye applied
on The surface
wsino
M. V
Rp
Step 2
but heay, Fx A
→ て =
wsino x A
Il x sin (33°) * 0.20
:. 7: 1.198 N/m²
: 1.198 Pa

In the figure below, a block is sliding down over a liquid film. Calculate the average pressure (in N/m2)
applied to the surface of the liquid if W=11 N, theta =33° and A=0.20 m?.
Liquid film of
thickness h
W
Block contact
area A

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