Q2: The velocity profile in a laminar boundary layer on a flat plate is to ba modelled by the cubic exprission: = a, + 49 + a, y+a, y3 Explain; why ao and az are zero and evaluate the constants ai and d in terms of the boun dary lay er thick ness 8.

Q2: The velocity profile in a laminar boundary layer on a flat plate is to ba modelled by the cubic exprission: = a, + 49 + a, y+a, y3 Explain; why ao and az are zero and evaluate the constants ai and d in terms of the boun dary lay er thick ness 8.

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