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| When you finish reading this chapter, you
should be able to: ■ Appreciate why approximations are necessary to solve many fluid flow problems, and know when and where such approximations are appropriate ■ Understand the effects of the lack of inertial terms in the creeping flow approximation, including the disappearance of density from the equations ■ Understand superposition as a method of solving potential flow problems ■ Predict boundary layer thickness and other boundary layer properties |