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If the source and sink are placed in a uniform approach stream, the resulting external flow corresponds to that
Consider an ideal fluid flow past a circular cylinder shown in the figure below. The peripheral velocity at a point P on the surface of the cylinder is
The drags due to potential flow past a cylinder of diameter D cm and a slender airfoil of chord length D cm are compared. Assuming unit depth for both the bodies, which one of the following would be TRUE?