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For a certain 2-d potential flow the velocity potential is ั„(x, y) = cx/(x^2+y^2)

(a) determine the cartesian velocity components, u(x, y) and v(x, y), from the velocity potential.(b) determine the stream function, ฯˆ (x, y), from the velocity components. (hint: integrate the equations defining u and v in terms of ฯˆ ) rewrite the velocity potential in terms of polar coordinates to get ๏ฆ(r,) determine the velocity components in polar coordinates, u_r(r, theta) and u_theta(r, theta), from the velocity potential.(e) determine the stream function, ฯˆ (r, theta), from the velocity components. check your answer by rewriting ฯˆ (x, y) from part (b) in terms of polar coordinates.

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