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(a) Determine the fluid acceleration at x-4, y-5. (b) Determine the rate of volumetric dilatation in the flow. If we If we assume that this flow is incompressible, does this satisfy the conservation of mass (show your calculations to justify the answer)? rotation angular of (W = 1/2 √x ₁ ) a fluid element. (c) Determine the rate of

(a) Determine the fluid acceleration at x-4, y-5. (b) Determine the rate of volumetric dilatation in the flow. If we If we assume that this flow is incompressible, does this satisfy the conservation of mass (show your calculations to justify the answer)? rotation angular of (W = 1/2 √x ₁ ) a fluid element. (c) Determine the rate of

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