3. The two-dimensional velocity field v = (3t- 8xy)i+ 4(y – x')j satisfies the Euler's equation of motion of a homogeneous incompressible fluid. Assuming no body forces, determine the pressure, p(x, y,t) at any point.

3. The two-dimensional velocity field v = (3t- 8xy)i+ 4(y – x')j satisfies the Euler's equation of motion of a homogeneous incompressible fluid. Assuming no body forces, determine the pressure, p(x, y,t) at any point.

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2. Calculate the circulation of the flow v=-8xyi+ 4 y j around the triangle with
vertices (0, 0), (3, 0), (3, 2).
3. The two-dimensional velocity field
v = (3t-8xy)i+ 4(y – x )j
satisfies the Euler's equation of motion of a homogeneous incompressible fluid.
Assuming no body forces, determine the pressure, p(x, y, t) at any point.

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