3.1 For the following flow fields, determine whether the flow exists or not:(a) V = ke'î – ke`yj(b) V = -kx/yî +kIn(x°y)}%3D[Ans: (a) flow exists (b) flow exists]

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3.1 For the following flow fields, determine whether the flow exists or not: (b) V = -kx/yi + k In(x²y)} [Ans: (a) flow exists (b) flow exists]

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3.1 For the following flow fields, determine whether the flow exists or not:
(a) V = ke'î – ke`yj
(b) V = -kx/yî +kIn(x°y)}
%3D
[Ans: (a) flow exists (b) flow exists]

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