Solve Navier Stokes Eq for Vo | Don't Get Prof's Answer

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The discussion centers on solving the Navier-Stokes equation for the variable Vo, specifically the equation 0=u[(d/dr)((1/r)*(d/dr)(r*Vo))]. The professor's solution yields Vo=Co*r/2+C1/r, which the original poster struggles to replicate. Participants are encouraged to verify the professor's solution and compare it with their own results to identify discrepancies in the calculations.

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I need to solve 0=u[(d/dr)((1/r)*(d/dr)(r*Vo))] for Vo
the prof gets Vo=Co*r/2+C1/r

I don't get the same answer as him, does anyone know how to do this?
 
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If you plug in his answer does it work?
What about your answer?
 

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