In a two dimensional flow, the component of the velocity along the X-a – McqOptions

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1.	In a two dimensional flow, the component of the velocity along the X-axis and the Y-axis are u = ax2 + bxy and v = bxy + ay2. The condition for the flow field to be continuous is
A.	independent of the constants (a; b) but dependent on the variables (x; y)
B.	independent of the variables (x; y) but dependent on the constants (a; b)
C.	independent of both the constants (a; b) and the variables (x; y)
D.	dependent on both the constants (a; b) and the variables (x; y)
Answer» B.

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