1. Consider the steady, two-dimensional, frictionless velocity V= (u,v) = (ax +b)i+(-ay+cx)j . 1) Is this flow field incompressible or compressible, why? 2) Calculate the acceleration in the u direction;B 3) Find an expression for the pressure gradient in the y direction.

1. Consider the steady, two-dimensional, frictionless velocity V= (u,v) = (ax +b)i+(-ay+cx)j . 1) Is this flow field incompressible or compressible, why? 2) Calculate the acceleration in the u direction;B 3) Find an expression for the pressure gradient in the y direction.

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1) Is this flow field incompressible or compressible, why?
2) Calculate the acceleration in the u direction;B
3) Find an expression for the pressure gradient in the y direction.

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