t = 15 [°C] & P = 582,2 [kPa] (abs) Tatm = 25 [°C]; Patm = 101,325 [kPa] An ideal gas (Air) flows isentropic from a large tank where the air is maintained at a temperature and pressure of 15 [°C] and 582.2 [kPa](abs) respectively. The atmospheric temperature and pressure are 25 [°C] and 101,325 [kPa] abs. Assume the exit pressure is atmospheric conditions. 1) Determine the duct exit Mach number and velocity

t = 15 [°C] & P = 582,2 [kPa] (abs) Tatm = 25 [°C]; Patm = 101,325 [kPa] An ideal gas (Air) flows isentropic from a large tank where the air is maintained at a temperature and pressure of 15 [°C] and 582.2 [kPa](abs) respectively. The atmospheric temperature and pressure are 25 [°C] and 101,325 [kPa] abs. Assume the exit pressure is atmospheric conditions. 1) Determine the duct exit Mach number and velocity

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