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Viscosity of oil is determined by shear stress and velocity gradient attributes. In a typical mechanical...

  1. Viscosity of oil is determined by shear stress and velocity gradient attributes. In a typical mechanical system, determine the viscosity of a liquid having kinematic viscosity of 6 stokes and a specific gravity of 1.9.
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note :-in this question extra information is given about apparatus which is used in measure viscosity.in order to determination of viscosity only a basic formula is used . we apply this basic formula and find unknown.

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