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For Fanning friction factor f (for flow in pipes) and drag coefficient CD (for flow over immersed bodies), which of the following statements are true?
P: f accounts only for the skin friction
Q: CD accounts only for the form friction
R: CD accounts for both skin friction and form friction
S: Both f and CD depend on the Reynolds number
T: For laminar flow through a pipe, f doubles on doubling the volumetric flow rate
A
R, S, T
B
P, Q, S
C
P, R, S
D
P, Q, S, T

Correct : c

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