For the nondimensionalization of an equation, if the scaling parameters are assigned to be V, and S, and if we define that: S*= S/S, and t*= Vat /So. show that the equation S = S, + V„t +(1/2) g.ť can be written as S*= 1+ t*+ (1/2). ( g.S/V3) t*?

For the nondimensionalization of an equation, if the scaling parameters are assigned to be V, and S, and if we define that: S= S/S, and t= Vat /So. show that the equation S = S, + V„t +(1/2) g.ť can be written as S= 1+ t+ (1/2). ( g.S/V3) t*?

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