22 A partially submerged body is towed in water. The resistance R to its motion depends on the density p, the viscosity of water, length 1 of the body, velocity V of the body and acceleration due to gravity. Show that the resistance to motion can be expressed in the form R =PL²¹v² + (H) (12) μ lg PLV

22 A partially submerged body is towed in water. The resistance R to its motion depends on the density p, the viscosity of water, length 1 of the body, velocity V of the body and acceleration due to gravity. Show that the resistance to motion can be expressed in the form R =PL²¹v² + (H) (12) μ lg PLV

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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