Which of the following is incorrect. a. Friction factor depends on Reynolds number b. Fanning friction factor can be obtained theoretically in Laminar flow c. Friction factor on laminar flow depends also on surface roughness d. Moody chart assumes fully developed flow

Which of the following is incorrect. a. Friction factor depends on Reynolds number b. Fanning friction factor can be obtained theoretically in Laminar flow c. Friction factor on laminar flow depends also on surface roughness d. Moody chart assumes fully developed flow

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Which of the following is incorrect.

a. Friction factor depends on Reynolds number
b. Fanning friction factor can be obtained theoretically in Laminar flow
c. Friction factor on laminar flow depends also on surface roughness
d. Moody chart assumes fully developed flow

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