Boundary layers in free convection have almost identical boundary conditions to boundary layers in forced condition....

 

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Boundary layers in free convection have almost identical boundary conditions to boundary layers in forced condition. The difference lies in: Select one: a. Velocity at the top of the boundary layer b. Velocity at the bottom of the boundary layer C. Temperature at the top of the boundary layer d. Temperature at the bottom of the boundary layer e. Shear at the bottom of the boundary layer Boundary layers in free convection have almost identical boundary conditions to boundary layers in forced condition. The difference lies in: Select one: a. Velocity at the top of the boundary layer b. Velocity at the bottom of the boundary layer C. Temperature at the top of the boundary layer d. Temperature at the bottom of the boundary layer e. Shear at the bottom of the boundary layer

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Option b is correct The boundary layer is the region ... View the full answer