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Physical Flow.

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ℏ-curve for functions f, g and θ.

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Fig 3.

ℏ-curve for function ϕ.

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Fig 4.

ℏ—curve for residual error Δmf.

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ℏ—curve for residual error Δmg.

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Fig 6.

ℏ—curve for residual error Δmθ.

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Fig 7.

ℏ—curve for residual error Δmϕ.

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Fig 8.

Solution curves for f(η) and g(η).

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Fig 9.

Total error vs. order of approximations.

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Fig 10.

Influence of K on f′.

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Fig 11.

Influence of K on g′.

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Fig 12.

Influence of γ on θ.

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Fig 13.

Influence of Le on θ.

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Fig 14.

Influence of Nb on θ.

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Fig 15.

Influence of Nt on θ.

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Influence of Nb on ϕ.

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Fig 17.

Influence of Nt on ϕ.

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Fig 18.

Effects of K and β on skin friction.

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Fig 19.

Effects of β and M on skin friction.

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Fig 20.

Effects of M and Ec on -θ(0).

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Fig 21.

Effects of M and β on -ϕ(0).

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Table 1.

Convergence of series solution for different order of approximations when β = 0.1, K = 0.02, M = 0.05, γ = 0.1, Pr = 1, ℏf = ℏg = ℏθ = −0.5.

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Table 2.

Numerical values of skin friction coefficient (CfRex1/2) for different parameters.

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Table 3.

Numerical values of skin friction coefficient (CgRex1/2) for different parameters.

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Table 4.

Values of local Nusselt number γ(1+1θ(0)) for different values of the parameters β, M, γ, Pr, α, Ec, Nb, Nt, Le, δ and K.

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Table 5.

Values of local Sherwood number −ϕ(0) for different values of the parameters β, K, M, γ, α, Ec, Nb, Nt, Le, δ and K.

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Table 6.

Comparison of f′′(0) and g′′(0) with HPM and exact solutions [28] in limiting case for K = M = 0.

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Table 7.

Comparison of skin friction coefficient (CfRex1/2) for different parameters with Ramzan et al. [11].

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Table 8.

Comparison of local Nusselt number γ(1+1θ(0)) for different values of the parameters β, K, M, γ, and Pr when Nt = Nb = 0.

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