The velocity component of a two-dimensional flow in an inviscid fluid is .
(a) Does this flow not divergent?
(b) Is the flow irrotational?
(c) Draw two lines passing through two points A and B with the following coordinates:
A: x=1, z=1 ; B:x=1, z=2
The velocity component of a two-dimensional flow in an inviscid fluid is . (a) Does this flow not...
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