Q1: If an air stream flowing at velocity (U) pasta body of length (L) causes a drag force (F) on the body which depends only upon U, L, and fluid viscosityu. Formulate the suitable dimensionless parameter of the air drag force.

Q1: If an air stream flowing at velocity (U) pasta body of length (L) causes a drag force (F) on the body which depends only upon U, L, and fluid viscosityu. Formulate the suitable dimensionless parameter of the air drag force.

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Q1: If an air stream flowing at velocity (U) pasta body of length (L) causes a drag force (F) on the body which depends only upon U, L, and fluid viscosity μ. Formulate the suitable dimensionless parameter of the air drag force.

Q1: If an air stream flowing at velocity (U) pasta body of length (L) causes
a drag force (F) on the body which depends only upon U, L, and fluid
viscosityu. Formulate the suitable dimensionless parameter of the air drag
force.

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