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If a point is located 10 ft. from a counter-clockwise rotating vortex of strength Ξ“ = 1000 ft2/sec and 2 ft. from a clockwise rotating vortex of strength Ξ“ = 500 ft2/sec, both vorticies being on a common line with the point and on the same side of it, what is the velocity induced at the point?

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