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Given the eularian velocity-vector field V(x,y,z,t) = 3ti + xzj + ty2 k, find the acceleration...

Given the eularian velocity-vector field V(x,y,z,t) = 3ti + xzj + ty2
k, find the acceleration of a particle.

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I Have solved the entire equation , please go through the images attached below so as to find the answer for the acceleration of a particle .

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In the first step , we have to segregate the individual components .

In the second step , we have to evaluate those individual components .

In the third step , we are going to substitue the values that we got from the individual components with the actual equation .

In the fourth step , we are combining the values . So as to get the final answer that is acceleration of a particle

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