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![SOLVED: Starting from the conservation Of momentum equation given by Du =-Vp + V.+ pg and using the fact that for Newtonian fluids -2u[2-X(vw)!]+A(Vw)I derive the following form of Navier Stokes (NS) SOLVED: Starting from the conservation Of momentum equation given by Du =-Vp + V.+ pg and using the fact that for Newtonian fluids -2u[2-X(vw)!]+A(Vw)I derive the following form of Navier Stokes (NS)](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/912fd33820d94a5ebc5f1904141ee700.jpg)
SOLVED: Starting from the conservation Of momentum equation given by Du =-Vp + V.+ pg and using the fact that for Newtonian fluids -2u[2-X(vw)!]+A(Vw)I derive the following form of Navier Stokes (NS)
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