76. 5.21. (Optional) Consider the steady, one-dimensional flow of a perfect gasthrough a horizontal system with no shaft work. No frictional losses areinvolved, but area changes and heat transfer effects provide a flow at constanttemperature.(a) Start with the pressure-energy equation and developP2er/2)(M_M3= e(y/2)(M_M)P1(1+[(y- 1)/2]M?1+ [(y – 1)/2]M?,(b) From the continuity equation show thatA M2 e(v/2)(M}_MỄ)A2 M1(c) By letting Mi be any Mach number and M2 1.0, write the expression for AlA.Show that the section of minimum area occurs at M =1t Vĩ

Pea - 1)/2]Mf) (b) From the continuity equation show that A1 M2 er/2)(M_M) Az M1 (c) By letting Mi be any Mach number and M2 1.0, write the expression Show that the section of minimum area occurs at M-1 VY

Pea - 1)/2]Mf) (b) From the continuity equation show that A1 M2 er/2)(M_M) Az M1 (c) By letting Mi be any Mach number and M2 1.0, write the expression Show that the section of minimum area occurs at M-1 VY

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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