Why velocity between two layers of liquid in a vessel is zero?
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The reason that velocity between two layers of liquid in a vessel is zero is given below:
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If the vessel is in stationary position then the velocity between two layers of liquid in a vessel is zero because there is no relative movement between the two layers of the liquid.
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