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The heat flux, q, from a hot body in a stationary fluid is known to be a function of the fluid’s thermal conductivity k, and kinematic viscosity, ν, the temperature difference ΔT , the length of the object L, and the product of the local gravitational constant and the thermal expansion coefficient for the fluid, gβ. Determine the number of Pi groups thatcan be formed from these six parameters.

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