Why is the Buckingham π–Theorem used? – McqOptions

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1.	Why is the Buckingham π–Theorem used?
A.	to determine number of dependent dimensionless groups which are necessary to represent the phenomenon in a mathematical expression
B.	to determine number of independent dimensionless groups which are necessary to represent the phenomenon in a mathematical expression
C.	to determine number of dependent groups with their dimensions which are necessary to represent the phenomenon in a mathematical expression
D.	to determine number of independent groups with their dimensions which are necessary to represent the phenomenon in a mathematical expression
Answer» C. to determine number of dependent groups with their dimensions which are necessary to represent the phenomenon in a mathematical expression

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