QUESTION 3. Velocity components of a two dimensional fluid flow are: u 2xy +t and v = x-y +12t. a) Is the flow physically possible? b) Is the flow a permanent flow (steady-state flow)? c) Is the flow a potential flow? If it is a potential flow, obtain the potential velocity function. d) Determine the stream function. e) For t = 1 s, find the velocity and acceleration components of the flow and these values for the point M (1,1). (35p)

QUESTION 3. Velocity components of a two dimensional fluid flow are: u 2xy +t and v = x-y +12t. a) Is the flow physically possible? b) Is the flow a permanent flow (steady-state flow)? c) Is the flow a potential flow? If it is a potential flow, obtain the potential velocity function. d) Determine the stream function. e) For t = 1 s, find the velocity and acceleration components of the flow and these values for the point M (1,1). (35p)

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