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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2016 / ib / Paper 2 / 7C / c

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The bottom-wall shear stress vanishes exactly when u′(0)=0. Differentiating the velocity profile gives
u′(0)=hU​+2μGh​,U=−2μGh2​.​
(1)
With this value the velocity profile becomes u(y)=−Gy2/(2μ), so the volume flux per unit transverse width is
q=∫0h​u(y)dy=−6μGh3​.​
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For G>0, the plate must move against the pressure-driven direction, and the resulting signed volume flux is negative. Zero bottom-wall shear does not mean zero flow.

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