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Determine the heat transfer rate per unit width for a 0.9-m long plate with a surface...

Determine the heat transfer rate per unit width for a 0.9-m long plate with a surface temperature of 125°C for critical Reynolds numbers corresponding to (A) 105, (B) 5 x 105, and (C) 106. Air flows over the plate at 25°C with a velocity of 25m/s.

Calculate the Reynolds number.

Critical Reynolds Number A

Critical Reynolds Number B

Critical Reynolds Number C

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