Torque T needed to rotate a disk in a liquid depends on the diameter D, the angular velocity w, the fluid density p and viscosity, and the distance from the wall x. Relate torque to the other variables using the MLT system. Justify reasons for the chosen repeating variables.

Torque T needed to rotate a disk in a liquid depends on the diameter D, the angular velocity w, the fluid density p and viscosity, and the distance from the wall x. Relate torque to the other variables using the MLT system. Justify reasons for the chosen repeating variables.

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