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A boundary layer developing in a corner between two surfaces is particularly prone to separate because
Answer: B
Corner flow accumulates low-momentum fluid from both surfaces at exactly the place where an adverse gradient is usually strongest. The result is an early, three-dimensional separation, which is why wing-body and tail junctions are always filleted and are checked carefully in the tunnel.
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