(b)An inner radius of an artery is 4.00x10*m. Blood flows through the artery at the rateof 1.00 × 106 m's'. The blood has a dimensional relative viscosity of5.2 and viscosityof continuous phase with 10.84×10* Pas and a density of 1.06 × 10' kg m³ Computethe kinematic viscosity and average blood velocity in the artery. (a)A flat plate (200 mm 750 mm) slides on the oil wit viscosity of 0.85 N sm2 over alarge plane surface. Investigate the force is required to drag the plate at velocity of 1.2ms.Given that the thickness of the separating oil film is 0.6 mm.

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An inner radius of an artery is 4.00x10- m. Blood flows through the artery at the rate of 1.00 x 10-6 m's The blood has a dimensional relative viscosity of 5.2 and viscosity of continuous phase with 10.84×10* Pas and a density of 1.06 x 10° kg m³. Compute the kinematic viscosity and average blood veloeity in the artery.

An inner radius of an artery is 4.00x10- m. Blood flows through the artery at the rate of 1.00 x 10-6 m's The blood has a dimensional relative viscosity of 5.2 and viscosity of continuous phase with 10.84×10* Pas and a density of 1.06 x 10° kg m³. Compute the kinematic viscosity and average blood veloeity in the artery.

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