= + A steady, two-dimensional, incompressible velocity field is given by the following equation: V = (u,v)= (10x + 7) +

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= + A steady, two-dimensional, incompressible velocity field is given by the following equation: V = (u,v)= (10x + 7) +

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A Steady Two Dimensional Incompressible Velocity Field Is Given By The Following Equation V U V 10x 7 1
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= + A steady, two-dimensional, incompressible velocity field is given by the following equation: V = (u,v)= (10x + 7) + (-10y – 7); (m/s) The x- and y- coordinates are in meters and the velocity is in m/s. Gravity can be neglected. Find the following and show equations to support your answers: a. Show whether the flow is incompressible (Ch 9) (5 points) b. Calculate the stream function (Ch 9) (10 points) Write an equation for the streamlines y=f(x) (5 points) d. Calculate the pressure field P(x,y) (Ch 9) (10 points) C.
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