Reference no: EM13886327
Air ?ows through a shock wave. Given the quantities in the ?rst parentheses before the shock and the quantities in the second parentheses after the shock, ?nd the unknown quantities. (Pressures are absolute.)
(a) (20-C, 400 kPa, 480 m=s, M1) (T2, p2, M2, V2)
(b) (20-C, 400 kPa, V1, M1) (T2, p2, 0.5, V2)
(c) (20-C, 400 kPa, V1, M1) (T2, 125 kPa, M2, V2)
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