A flat plate is experiencing a parallel air flow over the top surface with an average frictioncoefficient (CF) of 1.842×104. All properties of air are listed in the figure. What is theaverage convection coefficient (h) on the top surface? Please show the complete analysisprocedure.u = 40 m/sPr = 0.7Ts > Toop=1.018 kg/m³C = 1.842x10-4Cp= 1009 J/kgKModified Reynolds AnalogyfCƒ = 2St Pr²/3 (0.6 < Pr < 60)(6.70)

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