Suppose you were using Stoke's law to calculate the viscosity of corn syrup, and you had...
Suppose you were using Stoke's law to calculate the viscosity of corn syrup, and you had some small steel spheres and some medium steel spheres.
1. Which variables in the Stoke's law equation would be different for the two sets of spheres?
2. Which variables in the Stoke's law equation would be the same?
3. Would the corn syrup viscosity be different from the experimental runs that used the small spheres compared to those that used the medium spheres? Explain.
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