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Hypersonic boundary layer may transition to tur...
Hypersonic boundary layer may transition to turbulence due to:
A. Low Reynolds number
B. High Mach number and surface roughness
C. Low temperature
D. No-slip condition
Explanation:
Turbulence occurs at high Mach numbers and due to surface irregularities.
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