The velocity field of a fluid flow is denoted by v=2xi+3j. Which option exactly describes the flow?

The velocity field of a fluid flow is denoted by v=2xi+3j. Which opti

1.	The velocity field of a fluid flow is denoted by v=2xi+3j. Which option exactly describes the flow?
A.	Ideal
B.	Compressible
C.	Irrational
D.	Inviscid
Answer» C. Irrational

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