QUESTION 3A 7.62 mm caliber bullet travel in two different medium of gas of helium and nitrogen atconstant speed of 1,548 miles per hour. The properties of the gas are given in Table 1.Cp (kJ/kg.K)Cv (kJ/kg.K)Temperature (K)Pressure (kPa)Table 1Helium5.1923.115300unknownNitrogen1.0390.746300unknown c) Do you think that the shockwave occurs in this bullet travel for both medium of gas? Sketchyour ideas of this bullet travel and the shock wave (if available).

Given data: Speed of bullet = 1548 miles per hour = 692.0179 m/s The properties of the two mediums…

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Do you think that the shockwave occurs in this bullet travel for both medium of gas? Sketch your ideas of this bullet travel and the shock wave (if available).

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