The Reynolds number for a fluid with density d, free-stream velocity – McqOptions

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1.	The Reynolds number for a fluid with density d, free-stream velocity V, viscosity u at a distance x from the leading edge is_____
A.	R = \(\frac {Vd}{ux}\)
B.	R = \(\frac {xVd}{u}\)
C.	R = \(\frac {Vx}{dx}\)
D.	R = \(\frac {xdu}{V}\)
Answer» C. R = \(\frac {Vx}{dx}\)

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