For the flow field described by V = 2xyi − 3y2j. (a) Is the flow field incompressible? (b) Is the flow field steady? (c) Is the flow field two- or three-dimensional? (d) Find the angle the streamline makes that passes through the point (3, −2). (e) Find the acceleration of the flow field.

For the flow field described by V = 2xyi − 3y2j. (a) Is the flow field incompressible? (b) Is the flow field steady? (c) Is the flow field two- or three-dimensional? (d) Find the angle the streamline makes that passes through the point (3, −2). (e) Find the acceleration of the flow field.

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For the flow field described by V = 2xyi − 3y²j.

(a) Is the flow field incompressible?

(b) Is the flow field steady?

(d) Find the angle the streamline makes that passes through the point (3, −2).

(e) Find the acceleration of the flow field.

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