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Transcribed Image Text:7.10 The driver and driven gases of a pressure-driven shock tube are both air at
300 K. If the diaphragm pressure ratio is p4/P1 = 5, calculate:
a. Strength of the incident shock (P2/Pi)
b. Strength of tbe reflected sbock (Ps/P2)
c. Strength of the incident.expansion.wave (p3/P4)
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