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4. It is important to remember that the isentropic relations and normal shock relations
are monotonic with Mach number and can be inverted. To illustrate this, consider the
following problems,
(a) Given a total temperature to static temperature ratio of 4, determine the Mach
number.
(b) If the entropy rises by ∆s/R = 1.0 across a shock, determine the pre- and post-
shock Mach numbers and the static pressure jump (p2/p1).
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