3.) The Buckingham Pi Theorem allows one to create dimensionless functions and groups to make data...

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3.) The Buckingham Pi Theorem allows one to create dimensionless functions and groups to make data more universally useful. This problem begins with a dimensional function, named f. Its arguments and output are dimensional values. D is the (dimensional) drag force on a body in a flow stream: D= f(p, L, U, v ) Where: p = density, L = a length measurement of the object, U = the velocity of the flow, and v = the kinematic viscosity of the fluid. The goal is to create a dimensionless function, named "G", whose arguments and output will be dimensionless groups, T and T. When creating these groups, let the U and L repeat (i.e., they can show up in both II groups). Clearly show step-by-step the process, as done in class, to obtain the two dimensionless groups. 3.) The Buckingham Pi Theorem allows one to create dimensionless functions and groups to make data more universally useful. This problem begins with a dimensional function, named f. Its arguments and output are dimensional values. D is the (dimensional) drag force on a body in a flow stream: D= f(p, L, U, v ) Where: p = density, L = a length measurement of the object, U = the velocity of the flow, and v = the kinematic viscosity of the fluid. The goal is to create a dimensionless function, named "G", whose arguments and output will be dimensionless groups, T and T. When creating these groups, let the U and L repeat (i.e., they can show up in both II groups). Clearly show step-by-step the process, as done in class, to obtain the two dimensionless groups.

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