The stream function y = 4xy in which y is in cm² per second and x and y are in metres describe the incompressible flow between the boundary shown below: Calculate : (i) Velocity at B. (ii) Convective acceleration at B. (iii) Flow per unit width across AB. ·xy = 3 x=3m- B

The stream function y = 4xy in which y is in cm² per second and x and y are in metres describe the incompressible flow between the boundary shown below: Calculate : (i) Velocity at B. (ii) Convective acceleration at B. (iii) Flow per unit width across AB. ·xy = 3 x=3m- B

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The stream function w = 4xy in which y is in
cm² per second and x and y are in metres describe the incompressible
flow between the boundary shown below:
Calculate :
(i) Velocity at B.
(ii) Convective acceleration at B.
(iii) Flow per unit width across AB.
.xy=3
A
x=3m-
B

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