The pressure coefficient is defined by the ratio between the static pressure difference and the dynamic pressure (pictured): Where P is the static pressure [Pa], P∞ is the reference static pressure [Pa], ρ is the density [kg/m3], and V is the velocity [m/s]. Using the primary dimensions and their units, show that the pressure coefficient is dimensionless.

The pressure coefficient is defined by the ratio between the static pressure difference and the dynamic pressure (pictured): Where P is the static pressure [Pa], P∞ is the reference static pressure [Pa], ρ is the density [kg/m3], and V is the velocity [m/s]. Using the primary dimensions and their units, show that the pressure coefficient is dimensionless.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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