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a=0 , b=5

(i) The velocity field of 2-D steady incompressible flow is given by
V = yi-x
Determine the circulation F = $V• ds around the rectangular area.
(ii) Consider incompressible, irrotational two-dimensional flow where the
velocity potential is o = K Inx² + ty² vher«K where K is an arbitrary constant.
Compute the velocity components u and v.
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