Here is the transcription of the text, tailored for an educational website:---The appropriate characteristic length and velocity scales for boundary layer (B.L.) analysis are \(L\) and \(u_{\infty}\), respectively. This gives:\[x^* = \frac{x}{L}, \quad y^* = \frac{y}{L}, \quad u^* = \frac{u}{u_{\infty}}, \quad v^* = \frac{v}{u_{\infty}}\]Rearranging and substituting into conservation of mass yields:\[\frac{\partial u}{\partial x} + \frac{\partial v}{\partial y} = 0 \rightarrow \frac{\partial (u^* u_{\infty})}{\partial (x^* L)} + \frac{\partial (v^* u_{\infty})}{\partial (y^* L)} = 0\]\[\frac{u_{\infty}}{L} \frac{\partial u^*}{\partial x^*} + \frac{u_{\infty}}{L} \frac{\partial v^*}{\partial y^*} = 0\]\[\frac{\partial u^*}{\partial x^*} + \frac{\partial v^*}{\partial y^*} = 0\]Replicate this process for conservation of momentum and energy to derive the dimensionless B.L. equations. --- (Note: Parts of the text were redacted with black lines and thus not included in the transcription.)

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the appropriate characteristic length and velocity scales for B.L. analysis are L and u., respectively. This gives X* = Xx y* = =0-> U∞o du* L Əx* u* = Rearranging and substituting into conservation of mass yields du Əv + ?х ду + น U oo (u*ux) d(v²u.co) Ə(x*L) Əy*L) U∞ dv* L Əy* du* dv* əx* əy* + v* = = 0 + = 0 = 0 V U oo Replicate this process for conservation of momentum and energy to derive the dimensionless B.L. equations.

the appropriate characteristic length and velocity scales for B.L. analysis are L and u., respectively. This gives X* = Xx y* = =0-> U∞o du* L Əx* u* = Rearranging and substituting into conservation of mass yields du Əv + ?х ду + น U oo (uux) d(v²u.co) Ə(xL) ƏyL) U∞ dv L Əy* du* dv* əx* əy* + v* = = 0 + = 0 = 0 V U oo Replicate this process for conservation of momentum and energy to derive the dimensionless B.L. equations.

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