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A low-speed, incompressible fluid is contained between two infinitely long and wide parallel plates.  The top plate...

A low-speed, incompressible fluid is contained between two infinitely long and wide parallel plates.  The top plate is being pulled at a velocity V2 and the bottom plate is being pulled at a velocity of V1.

            a) What is the velocity profile u(y) as a function of y, h, V2 and V1?   Show your work.

            b) What is the vorticity for this flow? Show your work.

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