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(true/false) Moment thickness, is an index that is proportional to an increment in momentum flow due to the presence of the boundary layer. if false explain why?

(true/false) Moment thickness, is an index that is proportional to an increment in momentum flow due to the presence of the boundary layer. if false explain why?
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(true/false) Moment thickness, is an index that is proportional to an increment in momentum flow due to the presence of the boundary layer. if false explain why?

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Moment thickness, is an index that is proportional to an increment in momentum flow due to the presence of the boundary layer.

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