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Q5: A torque of 5 N.m is required to rotate the intermediate cylinder at 40 r/min. Calculate the viscosity (u) of the oil. All cylinders are 500 mm long. 3u 0.2 mR 4mm 2mm

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Q5: A torque of 5 N.m is required to rotate the intermediate cylinder at 40 r/min. Calculate
the viscosity (p) of the oil. All cylinders are 500 mm long.
3u
0.2 m R
4mm
2mm

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