If u is unknown, using Michel's formula for transition, find the value of u₁ =10_cal such that both separation and transition occur at the point of separation. (i.e. the two points are co-located.) When, u₁ >10_col, state whether the transition point x,, is upstream (towards the leading edge) or downstream (towards the trailing edge) of the point where separation occurs? Take the kinematic viscosity to be: v=1.5×105 m²/s. Neglecting freestream turbulence, the decelerating freestream velocity profile over a flat plate is given by, u=u₁ (1-x/L)", with L = 10m.

If u is unknown, using Michel's formula for transition, find the value of u₁ =10_cal such that both separation and transition occur at the point of separation. (i.e. the two points are co-located.) When, u₁ >10_col, state whether the transition point x,, is upstream (towards the leading edge) or downstream (towards the trailing edge) of the point where separation occurs? Take the kinematic viscosity to be: v=1.5×105 m²/s. Neglecting freestream turbulence, the decelerating freestream velocity profile over a flat plate is given by, u=u₁ (1-x/L)", with L = 10m.

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