Show that for a laminar boundary layer, the governing equations are:du' av'+ = 0əx' ay'continuity:x-motion:y-motion:Energy:Species a:du'ax'By30ax'du'Əy'+v'.ap'= 020dy'u' +v'. =u' +v'JWAax'JWAdy'др'1 a²u'Re dy¹²1a²0Re Pr Jy¹²1 0² WARe Sc ay¹²+B

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Show that for a laminar boundary layer, the governing equations are: continuity: du' dv' + = 0 ax' dy' x-motion: y-motion: Energy: Species a: u² '+v'. ax' By - 3p = 0 30 u' ·+v' u' du' ay' dwa ax' 30 dy' awa ay' +v': ap' = 1 a²u' Re dyr² + B 1 a²0 Re Pr Jy¹² 1 0² WA Re Sc ay¹2

Show that for a laminar boundary layer, the governing equations are: continuity: du' dv' + = 0 ax' dy' x-motion: y-motion: Energy: Species a: u² '+v'. ax' By - 3p = 0 30 u' ·+v' u' du' ay' dwa ax' 30 dy' awa ay' +v': ap' = 1 a²u' Re dyr² + B 1 a²0 Re Pr Jy¹² 1 0² WA Re Sc ay¹2

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