In the figure, consider the flow on a rotating plate (thick line). Which of the following do we see inthe picture?In the picture shown, the radial lines are streamlines coming from the center while the circles areequipotential lines. It is the flow net of aa.b.What is the corresponding stream function for a flow field with velocity potential function, $ =(x² + xy - y²)?C.x² + y²2x² + y²y²-x²d. ²+²2a. Pathlinesb. Streaklinesc. Streamlinesd. All of the above+ 2xyxya. sinkb. vortexc. sourced. cannot be determined

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In the figure, consider the flow on a rotating plate (thick line). Which of the following do we see in the picture? In the picture shown, the radial lines are streamlines coming from the center while the circles are equipotential lines. It is the flow net of a a. What is the corresponding stream function for a flow field with velocity potential function, = (x² + xy - y²)? b. x² + y² C. 2+ d. ²+y² 2 a. Pathlines b. Streaklines c. Streamlines d. All of the above + 2xy - xy a. sink b. vortex c. source d. cannot be determined

In the figure, consider the flow on a rotating plate (thick line). Which of the following do we see in the picture? In the picture shown, the radial lines are streamlines coming from the center while the circles are equipotential lines. It is the flow net of a a. What is the corresponding stream function for a flow field with velocity potential function, = (x² + xy - y²)? b. x² + y² C. 2+ d. ²+y² 2 a. Pathlines b. Streaklines c. Streamlines d. All of the above + 2xy - xy a. sink b. vortex c. source d. cannot be determined

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