O For the horizontal laminar internal flow through a pipe of diameter (d), if the velocity profile u(r) %3D 4u dl d Ir2-r21 and the wall shear stress is r, =pV². Prove that the friction faction %3D | of the flow must be: f 64 %3D Re

O For the horizontal laminar internal flow through a pipe of diameter (d), if the velocity profile u(r) %3D 4u dl d Ir2-r21 and the wall shear stress is r, =pV². Prove that the friction faction %3D | of the flow must be: f 64 %3D Re

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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