A nozzle is is designed to achieve M=4 under expanded exit flow conditions. For the given...

A nozzle is is designed to achieve M=4 under expanded exit flow conditions. For the given total pressure and total temperature, calcuate:

a) exit Mach

b)mach at which normal shock occurs in the model

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