R [6r – (4)a a Find the maximum velocity for the velocity profile shown here (an expression based on R and 4) b. What is the shear stress at the point, where the maximum velocity is found? 4 16T - r2] 4µ

R [6r – (4)a a Find the maximum velocity for the velocity profile shown here (an expression based on R and 4) b. What is the shear stress at the point, where the maximum velocity is found? 4 16T - r2] 4µ

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