If a 1:1,000 scale tidal basin model is used to study the operation of a prototype satisfying the Froude number law, what length of time in the model represents a period of one day in the prototype? (a) velocity (h) time.

If a 1:1,000 scale tidal basin model is used to study the operation of a prototype satisfying the Froude number law, what length of time in the model represents a period of one day in the prototype? (a) velocity (h) time.

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10.4.1. If a 1:1,000 scale tidal basin model is used to study the operation of a prototype satisfying
the Froude number law, what length of time in the model represents a period of one day in the
prototype?
umbor law) for (a) velocity. (b) time,

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