The bottom plate is fixed, the top plate is moved by V speed between parallel plates There is an incompressible Newtoniel fluid. The velocity field is u = V (y / h) i, where V is the speed of the moving plate and h is the distance between the plates. The stresses in such a flow Find. What can the momentum equation tell us about this flow?

The bottom plate is fixed, the top plate is moved by V speed between parallel plates There is an incompressible Newtoniel fluid. The velocity field is u = V (y / h) i, where V is the speed of the moving plate and h is the distance between the plates. The stresses in such a flow Find. What can the momentum equation tell us about this flow?

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