The period of oscillation T of a water surface wave isassumed to be a function of density ρ , wavelength l , depth h , gravity g , and surface tension Y . Rewrite this relationshipin dimensionless form. What results if Y is negligible?Hint: Take l , ρ , and g as repeating variables.

The period of oscillation T of a water surface wave isassumed to be a function of density ρ , wavelength l , depth h , gravity g , and surface tension Y . Rewrite this relationshipin dimensionless form. What results if Y is negligible?Hint: Take l , ρ , and g as repeating variables.

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