Can you solve this using boundary layer theory and dominant balance?

2. (6 Marks) Consider 1 ey\" + (a? zy =0,0 5). (c) (3 marks) Determine the inner (near x = 3) solution valid to leading order. (You can use the result eds ~= without proof.) (d) (1 Mark) Hence determine the uniformly valid expansion to leading order. (Note, you cannot proceed exactly as you normally do when the boundary layer is actually at the boundary. Hint: you should look at x 5 and x