Q4) A medical syringe shown in figure is used to inject a medication has a viscosity of 0.00098- 0.00001*S (Pa.s) and a density of 800-S (kg/m3). Find the force that applied by the right finger to move the piston of the syringe by a velocity of v=18-0.05*S (mm/s)? [Take all diameters and lengths in millimeters]. D=5+0.1*S d=0.3+0.01*S L=50+0.06*S L=60+0.06*S
Q4) A medical syringe shown in figure is used to inject a medication has a viscosity of 0.00098- 0.00001*S (Pa.s) and a density of 800-S (kg/m3). Find the force that applied by the right finger to move the piston of the syringe by a velocity of v=18-0.05*S (mm/s)? [Take all diameters and lengths in millimeters]. D=5+0.1*S d=0.3+0.01*S L=50+0.06*S L=60+0.06*S
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Q4) A medical syringe shown in
figure is used to inject a medication
has a viscosity of 0.00098-
0.00001*S (Pa.s) and a density of
800-S (kg/m3). Find the force that
applied by the right finger to move
the piston of the syringe by a velocity
of v=18-0.05*S (mm/s)? [Take all
diameters and lengths in millimeters].
D=5+0.1*S
d=0.3+0.01*S
L=50+0.06*S
L=60+0.06*S
Your answer
8
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Q4) A medical syringe shown in
figure is used to inject a medication
has a viscosity of 0.00098-
0.00001*S (Pa.s) and a density of
800-S (kg/m3). Find the force that
applied by the right finger to move
the piston of the syringe by a velocity
of v=18-0.05*S (mm/s)? [Take all
diameters and lengths in millimeters].
D=5+0.1*S
d=0.3+0.01*S
L=50+0.06*S
L=60+0.06*S
Your answer
8
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