Question 19Solve the problem.The radial flow field of an incompressible fluid is shown below. For which of the closed paths is the circulation not necessarily zero?BAC onlyA, B, and Cnone of theseA and B only↑

To Examine: For which of the curves the circulation of incompressible flow is not necessarily.

Answered: Solve the problem. The radial flow…

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Solve the problem. The radial flow field of an incompressible fluid is shown below. For which of the closed paths is the circulation not necessarily zero B A O C only O A, B, and C Onone of these A and B only