Physics, asked by sheetalsharma3222, 10 months ago

Find the terminal velocity with which an air bubble of density 1 kg m^(-3) and 0.6 mm in diameter will rise in a liquid of viscosity 0.15 Nm^(-2)s and of specific gravity 0.9 ? What is the teminal velocity of the same bubble in water of coefficient of viscosity 10^(-3) Nm^(-2)s?

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Answered by Kannan0017

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Answer:

.6*.15*-2 divided by 10^-3*1*.6

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