2. Two gaseous streams enter a combined tube in a steady flow manner and leave as a single mixture Gas A at Tube A A= 400 cm² V= 150 m/s V=0.6 m³/kg Data at exit: V= 100 m/s v=0.55 m³/kg Find the following: a. Speed of gas at tube B b. Mass flow rate at exitp Gas B at Tube B A= 250 cm² m= 455kg/min p= 2kg/m³.

2. Two gaseous streams enter a combined tube in a steady flow manner and leave as a single mixture Gas A at Tube A A= 400 cm² V= 150 m/s V=0.6 m³/kg Data at exit: V= 100 m/s v=0.55 m³/kg Find the following: a. Speed of gas at tube B b. Mass flow rate at exitp Gas B at Tube B A= 250 cm² m= 455kg/min p= 2kg/m³.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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