6. 2.6. Nitrogen flows in a constant-area duct. Conditions at section 1 are asfollows: pi = 200 psia, T1 = 90F, and Vi = 10 ft/sec. At section 2, we findthat p2 = 45 psia and T2 = 90F. Determine the velocity at section 2.%3D%3D%3D

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6. 2.6. Nitrogen flows in a constant-area duct. Conditions at section 1 are as follows: pi = 200 psia, T1 = 90F, and V1 = 10 ft/sec. At section 2, we find %3D thot 45 peio ond T. OOF Dotormi logity ot gootion 2

6. 2.6. Nitrogen flows in a constant-area duct. Conditions at section 1 are as follows: pi = 200 psia, T1 = 90F, and V1 = 10 ft/sec. At section 2, we find %3D thot 45 peio ond T. OOF Dotormi logity ot gootion 2

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