The velocity components in the x and y directions for an incompressible flow are given as u = (-5 + 6x) and v = -(9 + 6y), respectively. The equation of the streamline is (a) (-5 + 6x) (9 + 6y) = constant %3D -5+6x (b) 9+6y = constant 9+6y (c) -5+6x = constant (d) (-5+6x)-(9+6y) = constant

The velocity components in the x and y directions for an incompressible flow are given as u = (-5 + 6x) and v = -(9 + 6y), respectively. The equation of the streamline is (a) (-5 + 6x) (9 + 6y) = constant %3D -5+6x (b) 9+6y = constant 9+6y (c) -5+6x = constant (d) (-5+6x)-(9+6y) = constant

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The velocity components in the x and y directions
for an incompressible flow are given as
u = (-5 + 6x) and v = -(9 + 6y), respectively.
The equation of the streamline is
(a) (-5 + 6x) (9 + 6y) = constant
%3D
-5+6x
(b) 9+6y
= constant
9+6y
(c)
-5+6x
= constant
(d) (-5+6x)-(9+6y) = constant

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