Answer:
Option C
If Reynolds number is low enough the effect of viscosity is so high that there is a region near the plate where the fluid is stationary.
Explanation:
The Reynolds number is a measure of how developed a flow is. It helps us indicate whether a flow is turbulent, intermediate or laminar.
If the Reynolds number of a flow is too low, it means that the flow is laminar. A major characteristic of laminar flow is that it occurs in layers, with the layer closest to the plate, having a a velocity of zero, and the layer farthest from the plate, having a maximum velocity. This means that for laminar flows, the viscosity effects are so much that there is a stationary region at the fluid-plate boundary layer.