[Ans: Combined laminar-turbulent boundary layer]5.10 In a laminar boundary layer, the shear stress distribution is given as t= T (1- n),where n = yl. Calculate the displacement and momentum thickness of thisboundary layer.[Ans: 8, = 6 /3, ô, = 8/15]

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5.10 In a laminar boundary layer, the shear stress distribution is given as t= t (1- 7 where n = y/8. Calculate the displacement and momentum thickness of thi boundary layer. [Ans: 8, = 8/3, 8, = 8/15

5.10 In a laminar boundary layer, the shear stress distribution is given as t= t (1- 7 where n = y/8. Calculate the displacement and momentum thickness of thi boundary layer. [Ans: 8, = 8/3, 8, = 8/15

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