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In viscosity experiment, if the liquid density is 1.26 gm / cm3 The ball density is...

In viscosity experiment, if the liquid density is 1.26 gm / cm3

The ball density is 2.75 gm / cm3

The radius of the sphere is 0.25 cm r =

Speed of ball cm / s 1.61 v =
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