Consider a flow over a surface with the velocity and temperature profiles given as u(v) = C1 (y + y² – y' ) T(y) = C2 – e-2C,y where the coefficients Ci and C2 are constants. Determine the expressions for the friction coefficient ( Cf ) and the convectionheat transfer coefficient (h). Define apropriate boundary conditions for C1 and C2 solution.

Consider a flow over a surface with the velocity and temperature profiles given as u(v) = C1 (y + y² – y' ) T(y) = C2 – e-2C,y where the coefficients Ci and C2 are constants. Determine the expressions for the friction coefficient ( Cf ) and the convectionheat transfer coefficient (h). Define apropriate boundary conditions for C1 and C2 solution.

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