A semi-infinite body is constructed from a uniform flow with velocity V28 m/s and a source with strength A at the origin. The stagnation point on the body is located at location (0-(14.6 m, t rad) (a) Determine the source strength A (Give your answers to the nearest whole number) m2 (b) Determine the coordinates (r,0), and the velocity components (V, Ve) at a point on the surface of the body with e=2.8 rad. (Give your answers to 3 decimal places) rad Vr m/s Ve m/s

A semi-infinite body is constructed from a uniform flow with velocity V28 m/s and a source with strength A at the origin. The stagnation point on the body is located at location (0-(14.6 m, t rad) (a) Determine the source strength A (Give your answers to the nearest whole number) m2 (b) Determine the coordinates (r,0), and the velocity components (V, Ve) at a point on the surface of the body with e=2.8 rad. (Give your answers to 3 decimal places) rad Vr m/s Ve m/s

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