A sphere of radius R=0.1 m is placed in incompressible irrotational flow with V_∞=5 m/s. Calculate the pressure coefficient at θ=0∘ (stagnation point at the top) and θ=90∘ (equator). Determine the location where the pressure coefficient Cp=0

A sphere of radius R=0.1 m is placed in incompressible irrotational flow with V_∞=5 m/s. Calculate the pressure coefficient at θ=0∘ (stagnation point at the top) and θ=90∘ (equator). Determine the location where the pressure coefficient Cp=0

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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