Q5: The space between a square smooth flat plate (50 x 50) cm², and a smooth inclined plane (1:100) is filled with an oil film (S.G.= 0.9) of 0.01 cm thickness. Determine the kinematic viscosity in stokes if the plate is 2.3 kg. The velocity of the plate=9 cm/sec. CA wsing BEER BARE 8 VW 100 1

Q5: The space between a square smooth flat plate (50 x 50) cm², and a smooth inclined plane (1:100) is filled with an oil film (S.G.= 0.9) of 0.01 cm thickness. Determine the kinematic viscosity in stokes if the plate is 2.3 kg. The velocity of the plate=9 cm/sec. CA wsing BEER BARE 8 VW 100 1

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton’s Laws Of Motion

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