Let's get the answers for the two velocity profiles by substituting in the answers from the boundary conditions. Note that "[[1]]" takes the expression that is inside one set of braces, { $$$ }.
![[Graphics:../Images/lubricatedflow_gr_45.gif]](../Images/lubricatedflow_gr_45.gif)
![[Graphics:../Images/lubricatedflow_gr_47.gif]](../Images/lubricatedflow_gr_47.gif)
Following Middleman, we can simplify the equations and get a better feel for how they behave if we nondimensionalize these. Note how we do substitutions to get these forms.
![[Graphics:../Images/lubricatedflow_gr_49.gif]](../Images/lubricatedflow_gr_49.gif)
![[Graphics:../Images/lubricatedflow_gr_51.gif]](../Images/lubricatedflow_gr_51.gif)
These match equations 3.2.53 and 3.2.54, although you have to re arrange the first one a little.