A speed field; It is defined by V(u,v)=(V1/L)(-xi+yj) , here V1 and L are fixed. This...

A speed field; It is defined by V(u,v)=(V1/L)(-xi+yj) , here V1 and L are fixed. This flow is 2 dimensional and stable.

(a)In which position in the flow area does the velocity equal the velocity V1? Make an outline of the speed field by drawing arrows for x>=0 , these arrows should represent fluid velocity in representative positions.

(b)Draw the flow line. (dx/u=dy/v)

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Ally Wells answered 6 months ago

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