The ratio of pressure forces to inertial forces is called the _______________ number?

Correct answer: B. Euler

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

Explanation

The Euler number compares pressure forces with inertial forces, Eu = ΔP/(ρv²), apart from the convention-dependent factor of two. Reynolds compares inertial with viscous forces, while Froude compares inertial with gravitational forces.

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