2.(The velocity distribution for the shear flow shown between two plates of gap a is givenbyU1 dp (y2 – ay) + aYи(у)2µ dxаU'L.What is the pressure gradient that will result in a zero shear stress at the lower wallа)where y = 0?b)) What will the velocity look like when dp/dx is less than zero? Another words, sketchthe velocity.

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The velocity distribution for the shear flow shown between two plates of gap a is giv 1 dp (y² – ay) +-y U u(у) 2µ dx а What is the pressure gradient that will result in a zero shear stress at the lower wall