4. With reference to the turbine section in the figure: A□ The axial velocity component in the rotor outlet section can be the same as in the rotor inlet section, depending on the density and the blade height values B□ The axial velocity component in the stator outlet section is the same as in the stator inlet section C□ The axial velocity component in the rotor outlet section is the same as in the rotor inlet section D□ The axial velocity component in the rotor outlet section cannot be the same as in the rotor inlet section 12

4. With reference to the turbine section in the figure: A□ The axial velocity component in the rotor outlet section can be the same as in the rotor inlet section, depending on the density and the blade height values B□ The axial velocity component in the stator outlet section is the same as in the stator inlet section C□ The axial velocity component in the rotor outlet section is the same as in the rotor inlet section D□ The axial velocity component in the rotor outlet section cannot be the same as in the rotor inlet section 12

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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