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Water at `20^(@)` is flowing in a pipe of radius `20.0 cm` . The viscosity of water at `20^(@)C` is `1.005` centipise. If the water's speed in the centre of the pipe is `3.00m//s`, what is water's speed:
(a) `10.0cm` from the centre of the pipe(half way between the centre and the walls)
(b) at the wall of the pipe?

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