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The time factor Tᵥ for the vertical flow is given by _______

a.

\(T_v=\frac{C_{vz} t}{H^2} \)

b.

\(T_v=\frac{-C_{rz} t}{H^2} \)

c.

\(T_v=\frac{C_{vz}}{H^2} \)

d.

\(T_v=\frac{C_{vz} t}{H}\)

Answer: (a).\(T_v=\frac{C_{vz} t}{H^2} \)

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