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    Stoke's Formula determines the force resulting from the viscosity of a liquid acting on a smooth sphere with stream line motion. The formula is expressed as F=6perv where F = force (N) e = viscosities of fluid r = radius of sphere (m) v= relative velocity between fluid and sphere.

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    Stoke's Formula determines the force resulting from the viscosity of a liquid acting on a smooth sphere with stream line motion. The formula is expressed as F=6perv where F = force (N) e = viscosities of fluid r = radius of sphere (m) v= relative velocity between fluid and sphere.

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    Stoke's Formula determines the force resulting from the viscosity of a liquid acting on a smooth sphere with stream line motion. The formula is expressed as F=6perv where F = force (N) e = viscosities of fluid r = radius of sphere (m) v= relative velocity between fluid and sphere.

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    Stoke's formula determines the force resulting from the viscosity of a liquid acting on a smooth sphere with stream line motion. Stoke's formula is expressed as F=6rv where F = force (N) = viscosity of fluid r = radius of sphere (m) v= relative velocity between fluid and sphere (m/s)
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