du* əv* + ах ду du' du u". ·+v². əx* dy* ·+vº ƏT* əx* where p* = P, Re₁ = ², and Pr = Derive the dimensionless forms of the B.L. equations by substituting the various dimensionless variables/parameters into the dimensional B.L. equations and performing the requisite algebraic manipulations consider the conservation of mass equation: ƏT* 1 8²T* dy Re, Pray² dp' 1 0²u* dx* Re, Əy*² du əv əx əy = 0

du* əv* + ах ду du' du u". ·+v². əx* dy* ·+vº ƏT* əx* where p* = P, Re₁ = ², and Pr = Derive the dimensionless forms of the B.L. equations by substituting the various dimensionless variables/parameters into the dimensional B.L. equations and performing the requisite algebraic manipulations consider the conservation of mass equation: ƏT* 1 8²T* dy Re, Pray² dp' 1 0²u* dx* Re, Əy*² du əv əx əy = 0

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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