d(0,2) c(2,2) 1) A flow is represented by the velocity field =x'yi-- r' +1 Calculate the rotational vector. ) Find the acceleration vector. Evaluate the circulation about the curve shown. a(0,0) b(2,0)

d(0,2) c(2,2) 1) A flow is represented by the velocity field =x'yi-- r' +1 Calculate the rotational vector. ) Find the acceleration vector. Evaluate the circulation about the curve shown. a(0,0) b(2,0)

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d(0,2)
c(2,2)
1) A flow is represented by the velocity field =x'yi--
r' +1
Calculate the rotational vector.
) Find the acceleration vector.
Evaluate the circulation about the curve shown.
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b(2,0)

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