A semi-infinite body is constructed from a uniform flow with velocity V∞ and a source with strength Λ = 879 m2/s at the origin. The stagnation point on the body is located at location (r,θ) = ( 13.8 m, π ). Determine the uniform flow velocity V∞, the coordinates (x, y), and the velocity components (Vx, Vy) at a point on the surface of the body with θ = 2 rad.V∞ = ___ m/sx = ___ my = ___mVx = ____m/sVy = ____m/s A semi-infinite body is constructed from a uniform flow with velocity V. and a source with strength A = 879 m²/s at the origin. Thestagnation point on the body is located at location (,0) = (13.8 m, π). Determine the uniform flow velocity V∞, the coordinates (x, y),and the velocity components (Vx, Vy) at a point on the surface of the body with 0 = 2 rad. Give your answers to 3 decimal places.V∞o =m/sX =y =Vy=mmm/sm/s

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A semi-infinite body is constructed from a uniform flow with velocity V_∞ and a source with strength Λ = 879 m²/s at the origin. The stagnation point on the body is located at location (r,θ) = ( 13.8 m, π ). Determine the uniform flow velocity V_∞, the coordinates (x, y), and the velocity components (V_x, V_y) at a point on the surface of the body with θ = 2 rad.

V_∞ = ___ m/s

x = ___ m
y = ___m

V_x = ____m/s
V_y = ____m/s

A semi-infinite body is constructed from a uniform flow with velocity V. and a source with strength A = 879 m²/s at the origin. The
stagnation point on the body is located at location (,0) = (13.8 m, π). Determine the uniform flow velocity V∞, the coordinates (x, y),
and the velocity components (Vx, Vy) at a point on the surface of the body with 0 = 2 rad. Give your answers to 3 decimal places.
V∞o =
m/s
X =
y =
Vy=
m
m
m/s
m/s

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