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The cirtical velocity `(upsilon)` of flow of a liquied through a pipe of radius (r ) is given by `upsilon = (eta)/(rho r)` where `rho` is density of liquid and `eta` is coefficient of visocity of the liquied. Check if the relaiton is correct dimensinally.

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