How do I derive viscosity equation

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The discussion centers on the derivation of the viscosity equation, specifically the formula F=6π*r*μ. Participants are exploring how to approach this derivation, with an emphasis on the need for effort in seeking assistance.

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Hi.everybody
How do I derive viscosity equation F=6π*r*μ?
 
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What are your thoughts on this? How would you start? You must show some effort to gain help.
 
A somewhat elderly thread methinks.
 
Only by two months, figured it deserved at least a response plus bump for the OP.

Haven't quite gotten into the realms of necroposting yet.
 

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