What is the cause far velocity gradient as a liquid flows in a tu… - Vidyadip

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What is the cause far velocity gradient as a liquid flows in a tube of radius ‘r' with its velocity along the axis being 'v’?

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A velocity gradient of “v/ r” is seen in the tube due to the phenomenon of viscosity.

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