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A metal plate of area `0.10 m^(2)` is connected to a `0.04 kg` mass via a string that passes over an ideal pulley (considered massless and frictionless) A liquid with a film of thickness of `0.3mm` is placed between the plate and the table. When system is released, the plate moves up with constant speed of `0.085 m//s`. Find the approximate value of coefficient of viscosity of the liquid. (mass of metal plate is `0.02 kg`, `g=9.8 m//s^(2)`)

A

`3.46xx10^(-3)Pa sec`

B

`3.46xx10^(-4)Pa sec`

C

`6.90xx10^(-3)Pa sec`

D

`6.90xx10^(-4)Pa sec`

Text Solution

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`T=m_(2)gsin30^(@)`….(`i`)
`T=m_(1)gsin30^(@)+(etaAV)/(l)`….(`ii`)
From equation (`i`) and (`ii`) we can write
`(etaAV)/(l)=(m_(2)-m_(1))gsin30^(@)=mgsin30^(@)`
`eta=(mglsin30^(@))/(vA)=(0.02xx10xx0.3xx10^(-3))/(2xx0.085xx0.1)3.46xx10^(-3)PaS`
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