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6. Consider steady, parallel flow of atmospheric air over a flat plate. The air has a temperature and free stream velocity of 300 K and 40 m/s. (Assume the following properties for air at 300 K) Determine the velocity boundary layer thickness at a distance of 5 mm from the leading edge of the plate.
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