If δ1 and δ2 are the laminar boundary layer thicknesses at a point M distant x from the leading edge when the Reynolds number of the flow are 100 and 484, respectively, then the ratio δ1/δ2 will be

If δ1 and δ2 are the laminar boundary layer thicknesses at a point M

1.	If δ1 and δ2 are the laminar boundary layer thicknesses at a point M distant x from the leading edge when the Reynolds number of the flow are 100 and 484, respectively, then the ratio δ1/δ2 will be
A.	2.2
B.	4.84
C.	23.43
D.	45.45
Answer» B. 4.84

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If δ1 and δ2 are the laminar boundary layer thicknesses at a point M distant x from the leading edge when the Reynolds number of the flow are 100 and 484, respectively, then the ratio δ1/δ2 will be

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