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A 2.9L fluid of viscosity 934 mPa.s is flowing in a tube with a diameter of...

A 2.9L fluid of viscosity 934 mPa.s is flowing in a tube with a diameter of 0.35 m. Calculate the mass of this fluid in kg if it is limited to a maximum speed of 1.85% to be considered in laminar flow.

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