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Why is viscous force directly proportional to velocity gradient

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Answered by savageofficial4u
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There's this concept in fluid dynamics called the “No-slip condition” where you assume that at a fluid solid interface the velocity of the solid is the same as the fluid. This means that the viscous force must be dependent on the velocity of the fluid.

Answered by GoodLuck8491
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There's this concept in fluid dynamics called the “No-slip condition” where you assume that at a fluid solid interface thevelocity of the solid is the same as the fluid. This means that the viscous force must be dependent on thevelocity of the fluid.

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