A flow is described by the stream function v = 23xv. The coordinates of the point at %3D which velocity vector has a magnitude of 4 units and makes an angle 150 ° with the X-axis is A x=1.0, y=0.5774 B X=0.5774, Y=1.0 WRONG C X=1, Y=-0.5774 D X=-1, Y=0.5774

A flow is described by the stream function v = 23xv. The coordinates of the point at %3D which velocity vector has a magnitude of 4 units and makes an angle 150 ° with the X-axis is A x=1.0, y=0.5774 B X=0.5774, Y=1.0 WRONG C X=1, Y=-0.5774 D X=-1, Y=0.5774

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A flow is described by the stream function
v = 25xv, The coordinates of the point at
which velocity vector has a magnitude of
4 units and makes an angle 150 ° with the
X-axis is
A x=1.0, y=0.5774
B X=0.5774, Y=1.0
WRONG
C X=1, Y=-0.5774
D X=-1, Y=0.5774

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