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Wow, so obvious. Thanks Chet. :bow:

I thought the same, but isn't v the mean velocity? If I can use v as the v-field, then the acceleration is quite simple via material derivative.

No, that's all the information. I think discharge here means volume per time. That's why I tried to use Q=A.v

Do you mean Navier-Stokes eq.? I still don't know how to get the velocity field... :frown:

MODERATOR NOTE: THIS HOMEWORK WAS SUBMITTED TO A NON-HOMEWORK FORUM SO THERE IS NO TEMPLATE Hi everyone, I'm stuck on a fluid mechanics problem and maybe you could help me. As shown in figure, there is a two-dimensional converging channel, in which cross-section area varies linearly with x...