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1. Consider steady flow of an ideal inviscid fluid with the curved streamlines. 4, = 15 42 = 20 (a). Find the volume flow rat
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Solr Di $2 @ volume flow rate per voit Width given as, eft 4 =15 8 = 4 - 4, 42=20 PO-15 = 5 m/ q An Ø = potential function poNO. as because line I a Pressure of two stream lines will bot be same. Stream line 1 has higher relocity Compare to streamlinPlease upvote if you find this solution helpful..pls..

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