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Transcribed Image Text:Suppose a velocity field given as V = ti + 2t² j, where i, j are unit vectors in the x, y directions in a
Cartesian coordinate and t is the time. We look at a fluid particle initially located at the origin (0,0).
Calculate its position when t = 3. What is the relation between x and y for the particle path?
O (0,0), a parabolic curve y~ ²
O(,18), a straight line y ~ *
O(,18),
a curve satisfying y~ x
O (3, 18), a parabolic curve y~ x²
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