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The document discusses the slope of a potential line given a fluid velocity defined by a vector function V(x,y)=u(x,y)i+v(x,y)j. The slope of the potential line at point (x,y) is equal to -u/v, the negative ratio of the x-component to the y-component of the fluid velocity vector.

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The document discusses the slope of a potential line given a fluid velocity defined by a vector function V(x,y)=u(x,y)i+v(x,y)j. The slope of the potential line at point (x,y) is equal to -u/v, the negative ratio of the x-component to the y-component of the fluid velocity vector.

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If the fluid velocity for a potential flow is given by V(x,y)=u(x,y)i+v(x,y)j with usual notation ,
then the slope of the potential line at (x,y) is
a)

v
u

b)

u
v

v2
c) u 2

d) v

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