31. Determine the average velocity through a circularsection in which the velocity distribution is given asV = V [1-(r/r) 2] The distributionismaxsymmetric with respect to the longitudinal axis, r =0. ro is the outer radius and the vmax is the velocityalong the longitudinal axisA V 14B. V 13C. V... /21110XD. Vmaxd

GivenV=Vmax1-r/ro2when r=0 , V=Vmaxro is the outer the radius.

Determine the average velocity through a c section in which the velocity distribution is giv distribution V = V [1-(r/ro) ³] The max symmetric with respect to the longitudinal ax 0. r0 is the outer radius and the vmax is the v along the longitudinal axis.

Determine the average velocity through a c section in which the velocity distribution is giv distribution V = V [1-(r/ro) ³] The max symmetric with respect to the longitudinal ax 0. r0 is the outer radius and the vmax is the v along the longitudinal axis.

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