at a point upstream of the throat in a converging-diverging nozzle the velocity temperature and pressure are 192 m/s , 41C°,282 kpa , respectively. if the nozzle is operating at its design condition and has an exit area of 0.03 m^2 and discharge to the atmosphere with a pressure of 110 kpa determine the mass flow rate and the the nozzle throat area

at a point upstream of the throat in a converging-diverging nozzle the velocity temperature and pressure are 192 m/s , 41C°,282 kpa , respectively. if the nozzle is operating at its design condition and has an exit area of 0.03 m^2 and discharge to the atmosphere with a pressure of 110 kpa determine the mass flow rate and the the nozzle throat area

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