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For fluid flowing in a pipe, where is the layer speed zero?
AAlong the axis
BAt the walls
CMidway to wall
DNowhere at all
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. At the walls
The layer touching the wall sticks to it, so speed is greatest on the axis and falls to zero at the walls.
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