Viscosity of Fluids Extra Example Problems - Fluid Mechanics

[@nikhilpatil8691]

thanks........really I was stuck ......but now I think I can solve it....😀😀

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Am glad to hear it helped you with your problem! 🙂

[@nduduzonkwanyana1959]

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[@bluewren1102]

Thank you for this! Will you discuss dams?

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[@nikhilpatil8691]

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[@hehehe9618]

Why is the frictional force only one force? Why isnt it 2Ff since frictional force comes from both sides? My foundation from dynamics isnt really that strong.
Also, do you have any book recommendations that has similar problem like these ones so that I could practice my problem solving skills further? Thank you so much!

[@olalekanesther8937]

it is true we have frictional forces on both sides; so why not both?

[@cemkarabulut2717]

U r very good

[@Learn_Civil_Engineering]

Thank you Cem Karabulut

[@kennyblack7237]

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