n the Blasius equation (7.22), f is a dimensionless plane stream function: f(η) 5 ψ(x, y) 1νUx Values of f are not given in Table 7.1, but one published value is f(2.0) 5 0.6500. Consider airfl ow at 6 m/s, 208C, and 1 atm past a fl at plate. At x 5 1 m, estimate (a) the height y; (b) the velocity, and (c) the stream function at η 5 2.0.

n the Blasius equation (7.22), f is a dimensionless plane stream function: f(η) 5 ψ(x, y) 1νUx Values of f are not given in Table 7.1, but one published value is f(2.0) 5 0.6500. Consider airfl ow at 6 m/s, 208C, and 1 atm past a fl at plate. At x 5 1 m, estimate (a) the height y; (b) the velocity, and (c) the stream function at η 5 2.0.

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