Consider the boundary layer flow=1-(1-)¹5,0

The boundary layer flow equation is uU=1-1-yδ1.5 0<y<δ The shear stress is τw=ρU2dθdx The…

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Consider the boundary layer flow=1-(1-)1.5, 0

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