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Chapter 7, Problem 46P

The Richardson number is defined as

R i = L 5 g Δ ρ ρ V 2

Miguel is working on a problem that has a characteristic length scale L, a characteristic velocity V, a characteristic density difference Δ ρ , a characteristic (average) density ρ , and of course the gravitational constant g, which is always available. He wants to define a Richardson number, but does not have a characteristic volume flow rate. Help Miguel define a characteristic volume flow rate based on the parameters available to him, and then define an appropriate Richardson number in term of the given parameters.

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