Ratio of inertial forces to surface tension forces is called the _____________ number?

Correct answer: D. Weber

  • A. Euler
  • B. Froude
  • C. Mach
  • D. Weber

Explanation

The Weber number compares inertial forces with surface-tension forces, typically written as We = ρv²L/σ. Euler compares pressure and inertial forces, whereas Froude compares inertial and gravitational forces.

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