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    1. The document discusses boundary layer theory and presents equations for boundary layer thickness, local friction coefficient, and velocity distribution inside the boundary layer. 2. It assumes a power law polynomial form for the velocity distribution and calculates the boundary layer thickness and local friction coefficient as functions of Reynolds number. 3. The local skin friction coefficient is expressed as a function of the local friction coefficient and Reynolds number using boundary layer equations.

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    1. The document discusses boundary layer theory and presents equations for boundary layer thickness, local friction coefficient, and velocity distribution inside the boundary layer. 2. It assumes a power law polynomial form for the velocity distribution and calculates the boundary layer thickness and local friction coefficient as functions of Reynolds number. 3. The local skin friction coefficient is expressed as a function of the local friction coefficient and Reynolds number using boundary layer equations.

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    BLT - Assignment 1

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    1. The document discusses boundary layer theory and presents equations for boundary layer thickness, local friction coefficient, and velocity distribution inside the boundary layer. 2. It assumes a power law polynomial form for the velocity distribution and calculates the boundary layer thickness and local friction coefficient as functions of Reynolds number. 3. The local skin friction coefficient is expressed as a function of the local friction coefficient and Reynolds number using boundary layer equations.

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