B) for the velocity profiles given below, state whether the boundary layer has separated or on the verge ofseparation or will remain attached (i) u/U=2(y/8) -(y/8)² ii) u/U=-2(y/8) +0.5(y/8)³iii) u/U-1.5(y/8) +0.5(y/8)³Q3: Find the displacement, momentum thickness and energy thickness for the velocity distribution in theboundary layer: Fu/U=0.5(y/8) + 1.5(y/8)³Q4: A) Find the velocity distribution and expression of the maximum velocity and shear stress for a flowbetween two stationary plates. CB) A laminar flow of oil between two horizontal fixed parallel plates with a maximum velocity 2 m/s and100mm apart. Canulate the pressure gradient and shear stress. Take µ-2.4525 s/m².

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B) for the velocity profiles given below, state whether the boundary layer has separated or on the verge of separation or will remain attached f i) u/U=2(y/8) -(y/8)² ii) u/U=-2(y/8) +0.5(y/8)³ iii) u/U-1.5(y/8) +0.5(y/8)³

B) for the velocity profiles given below, state whether the boundary layer has separated or on the verge of separation or will remain attached f i) u/U=2(y/8) -(y/8)² ii) u/U=-2(y/8) +0.5(y/8)³ iii) u/U-1.5(y/8) +0.5(y/8)³

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