Problem #2:A velocity distribution is given as V =Please calculate the work flux (Iv) associated with molecular motions.-bx8,-byô, + bz8, where b is a constant and b‡0. Work Associated with Molecular Motions▸ Work: W = F ·ƒ▸ Rate of work (power):ZA12ρυχνdWdtX=Fतैरdrπ =- = F · VVS V₂ , + V₂ ₂- force acting on x-face: xp+TxxTyxTdtZXхуWork: (Txx+P) 2x + Txy Vy + Tx₂ V ₂TOTECAS (Vx (Tyx) + (P+ Tyy) Vy + Tyz (2₂): Vx (Tzx) + (Tzy) Vy + (P. Tzz ) VzTxyp+TyyTzyXTXZBV.- energy flux (work) across x- face:VTyzp+T₂zOr (p+1)x+xy Vy + 1x₂ V₂ = Workf

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A velocity distribution is given as V = —-—- bxÔ¸ —-—- byô, s given as V = -—-bxô, ——-byô, + bz8³, where b is a constant and b‡0. Please calculate the work flux (-) associated with molecular motions.

A velocity distribution is given as V = —-—- bxÔ¸ —-—- byô, s given as V = -—-bxô, ——-byô, + bz8³, where b is a constant and b‡0. Please calculate the work flux (-) associated with molecular motions.

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