a. To measure the water current in an ocean, a marker is dropped onto it. Determine if the trajectory traced by the drifting mar
ker forms a streamline, streakline, or pathline.b. To learn more about the flow, a large number of similar markers are released at the same point in space in quick succession. Determine if the line connecting these markers at a later instant forms a streamline, streakline, or pathline.
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Answer:
A) The trajectory traced by the drifting marker form a pathline. The pathline is the trajectory than a single particle does in the fluid (like in this case) along with all its travel.
b) The line connecting these markers released at the same point in space in quick succession is a Streakline. The streaklines are the lines formed by the loci of points in the fluid that have continuously pass throw particulars points in space in the past. The main difference between the pathline and the streakline is that the first one is not affected by flow changes over time, while the second one is. The Pathline is a movie that shows the travel of a single particle in time. The streakline is movie that shows how the particles change their path along time.
In the gif attached to this answer, you can see in red the pathline of particle, in blue the streakline of several particles released at the same point in space in quick succession and in grey the streamline.
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a) no roots not in LHP
b) 2 roots not in LHP
c) 2 roots not in the LHP
d) 2 roots not in the LHP
e) 2 roots not in LHP
Explanation:
No roots not in the LHP
2 roots not in the LHP
There are roots in the RHP (not all coefficients are greater than 0).
2 roots not in the LHP
There are two sign changes in the first column of the Routh array.
2 roots not in the LHP
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