a. (pV²)/2 (kinetic pressure), where p is fluid density and V is velocity. b. T (torque). с. Р (рower). d. (PV²L)/o (Weber number), where p is fluid density, V is velocity, L is length, and ơ is surface tension.

a. (pV²)/2 (kinetic pressure), where p is fluid density and V is velocity. b. T (torque). с. Р (рower). d. (PV²L)/o (Weber number), where p is fluid density, V is velocity, L is length, and ơ is surface tension.

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1.5 Find the primary dimensions of each of the following terms.
a. (pV²)/2 (kinetic pressure), where p is fluid density and V
is velocity.
b. T(torque).
с. Р (рower).
d. (PV²L)/o (Weber number), where p is fluid density, V is
velocity, L is length, and ơ is surface tension.

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