R = [kappa][omega]V, (1)

where [kappa] is a coefficient the nature of which remains to be

determined.

If we suppose the liquid between ab and cd divided into layers as

shown in fig. 2, it will be clear that the stress R acts, at each

dividing face, forwards in the direction of motion if we consider the

upper layer, backwards if we consider the lower layer. Now suppose the

original thickness of the layer T increased to nT; if the bounding

plane in its new position has the velocity nV, the shearing at each

dividing face will be exactly the same as before, and the resistance

must therefore be the same. Hence,

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