Correct option is C
Rotation (D) and Angular Velocity (E) are directly related to vorticity since vorticity is mathematically defined as the curl (∇ × V) of the velocity field.
- Vorticity is a measure of the rotation of fluid particles in a flow field.
- Mathematical Expression: Vorticity () = ∇ × V (the curl of velocity).
- High vorticity regions indicate strong rotational motion, as seen in cyclones and tornadoes.
- Angular velocity is a component of vorticity since it measures the rate of rotation.
- Vorticity is important in meteorology, aerodynamics, and fluid mechanics.
- Kelvin's Circulation Theorem describes the conservation of vorticity in inviscid flows.