The following data was obtained from wind tunnel testing of a scale model: Air speed (m/s) Drag force (N) 0.00 1 0.44 2 2.04 4.97 4 9.36 5 15.30 To understand this data more universally and to understand the effects of viscosity, it would help to present this data nondimensionally as A) Froude number vs Mach number B) Weber number vs Euler number C) Drag coefficient vs Reynolds number D) Drag coefficient vs Froude number

The following data was obtained from wind tunnel testing of a scale model: Air speed (m/s) Drag force (N) 0.00 1 0.44 2 2.04 4.97 4 9.36 5 15.30 To understand this data more universally and to understand the effects of viscosity, it would help to present this data nondimensionally as A) Froude number vs Mach number B) Weber number vs Euler number C) Drag coefficient vs Reynolds number D) Drag coefficient vs Froude number

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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