HW5_Question 3. Consider the following velocity field v = U, (x² – y² + x) ex · U, (2.xy + y) ey - (b) Compute the volumetric flow rate (with a unit of m/s) through the plane at x=5 m and extending from y=0 to y%3D5 m and width 3 m in the z direction. The unit normal vector is in the positive x direction. Un=2.7m/s

HW5_Question 3. Consider the following velocity field v = U, (x² – y² + x) ex · U, (2.xy + y) ey - (b) Compute the volumetric flow rate (with a unit of m/s) through the plane at x=5 m and extending from y=0 to y%3D5 m and width 3 m in the z direction. The unit normal vector is in the positive x direction. Un=2.7m/s

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