3. Andrade's equation is a proposed model of the effect of temperature on viscosity written as, H = De7) where: u = dynamic viscosity of water m2 T= absolute temperature (°K) Determine the dimensions of D and B assuming that the Andrade's equation is dimensionally cor

3. Andrade's equation is a proposed model of the effect of temperature on viscosity written as, H = De7) where: u = dynamic viscosity of water m2 T= absolute temperature (°K) Determine the dimensions of D and B assuming that the Andrade's equation is dimensionally cor

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Determine the dimensions of B and D without making anything as dimensionless and assuming that the andrade's equation is dimensionally correct.

3. Andrade's equation is a proposed model of the effect of temperature on viscosity written as,
µ = DeT)
where:
= dynamic viscosity of water
m2
T= absolute temperature (°K)
Determine the dimensions of D and B assuming that the Andrade's equation is dimensionally correct.

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