Q1 Determine the dimensions of a and b so that the following equation is a dimensional homogencous equation. P = au+17.03 x 106. b2 p Where, P is the partial pressure u is the velocity, S is the specific gravity and p is density of the fluid

Q1 Determine the dimensions of a and b so that the following equation is a dimensional homogencous equation. P = au+17.03 x 106. b2 p Where, P is the partial pressure u is the velocity, S is the specific gravity and p is density of the fluid

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Q1 Determine the dimensions of a and b so that the following equation is a dimensional
homogencous equation.
P = a u + 17.03 x 106
b2 p
Where, P is the partial pressure u is the velocity, S is thc specific gravity and p is density of the
fluid

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