Question 5. Consider a plane source of strength A = 121 m²/s at(-a, 0), and a plane sink of equal strength at (a, 0) where a = 1m, and superpose a uniform stream of V = 45m/s with 22° angle of attack with respect to x axis. (a) Find the coordinate of the stagnation point(s). (b) Find the streamline passing through the stagnation points. (c) What is the geometric definition of the body generated by this superposition? Plot the body. (d) What is the maximum velocity and C, on this body? (e) Plot the streamlines for this flow.

Question 5. Consider a plane source of strength A = 121 m²/s at(-a, 0), and a plane sink of equal strength at (a, 0) where a = 1m, and superpose a uniform stream of V = 45m/s with 22° angle of attack with respect to x axis. (a) Find the coordinate of the stagnation point(s). (b) Find the streamline passing through the stagnation points. (c) What is the geometric definition of the body generated by this superposition? Plot the body. (d) What is the maximum velocity and C, on this body? (e) Plot the streamlines for this flow.

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