Determine the thermal boundary thickness(mm) of flow over a flat plate which has a 0.5 mmboundary layer thickness. Take u= 25 x 10 Pas, C,=2.0 kJ/kg K and k=0.05 W/m K.

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boundary layer thickness. Take u= 25 x 10 Pas, C,=2.0 kJ/kg K and k=0.05 W/m K.

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