I need the answer as soon as possible 1. The velocity vector in a fluid is givenV=5x++3y²+2z( in metre/sec). What is theacceleration of it at point (1,3,4) ?a) 40 m/s²b) 20 m/s?c) 60 m/s?d) 80 m/s?

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1. The velocity vector in a fluid is given V=5x++3y2+2z( in metre/sec). What is the acceleration of it at point (1,3,4) ? a) 40 m/s² b) 20 m/s² c) 60 m/s² d) 80 m/s?

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1. The velocity vector in a fluid is given
V=5x++3y²+2z( in metre/sec). What is the
acceleration of it at point (1,3,4) ?
a) 40 m/s²
b) 20 m/s?
c) 60 m/s?
d) 80 m/s?

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