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In wind tunnel testing, the ratio of model size...
In wind tunnel testing, the ratio of model size to actual object is called:
A. Reynolds number
B. Mach number
C. Scale ratio
D. Dynamic pressure
Explanation:
Scale ratio defines the relative size of the model compared to the prototype.
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