Two neighbouring layers of a fluid have different velocities 4cm/s and 2cm/s respectively They are seperated by a distance of 4cm. Their average velocity gradient is /s to one place of decimal

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Two neighbouring layers of a fluid have different velocities 4cm/s and 2cm/s respectively They are seperated by a distance of 4cm. Their average velocity gradient is /s to one place of decimal

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