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    Momentum is a vector quantity that can be resolved into components in the x and y directions. The rate of change of momentum in the x direction equals the mass flow rate multiplied by the change in velocity in the x direction, and the rate of change of momentum in the y direction equals the mass flow rate multiplied by the change in velocity in the y direction. Both momentum and force are vector quantities that can be broken down into their x and y components.

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    Momentum is a vector quantity that can be resolved into components in the x and y directions. The rate of change of momentum in the x direction equals the mass flow rate multiplied by the change in velocity in the x direction, and the rate of change of momentum in the y direction equals the mass flow rate multiplied by the change in velocity in the y direction. Both momentum and force are vector quantities that can be broken down into their x and y components.

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    Momentum is a vector quantity that can be resolved into components in the x and y directions. The rate of change of momentum in the x direction equals the mass flow rate multiplied by the change in velocity in the x direction, and the rate of change of momentum in the y direction equals the mass flow rate multiplied by the change in velocity in the y direction. Both momentum and force are vector quantities that can be broken down into their x and y components.

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    CHAPTER 5: MOMENTUM EQUATION AND ITS APPLICATIONS FLUID MECHANICS, IUG-Nov.

    2012

    5.2 Momentum Equation for Two and Three


    dimensional Flow along a Streamline
    • Both momentum and force are
    vector quantities  they can be
    resolving into components in the x
    and y directions.

    Fx  Rate of change of momentum in x direction


     Mass flow rate  Change of velocity in x direction
     m (v2 cos f  v1 cos q )  m (vx 2  vx1 )

    Fy  Rate of change of momentum in y direction


     Mass flow rate  Change of velocity in y direction
     m (v2 sin f  v1 sin q )  m (v y 2  v y1 )

    K. ALASTAL 7

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