Air is compressed by a compressor in steady-state operation, i.e. the inlet mass flow rate qm is constant in time. The compressor is airtight. The area of the inlet and outlet cross-section is A and Aout, respectively. The outlet-to-inlet density ratio is PouT! PIN the outlet-to-inlet mass flow rate ratio is 9m-OUT/9m-IN- What is the outlet-to-inlet volume flow rate ratio? 9V-OUT/av-IN =? IN OUT Select one: a. 9V-OUT/av-IN (AOUTAIN (POUT/PIN) O b. 9V-OUT/av-IN = PIN/POUT C. 9V-OUT/av-IN = 9m-OUT/ 9m-IN = d. 9V-OUT/av-IN-OUTAIN

Air is compressed by a compressor in steady-state operation, i.e. the inlet mass flow rate qm is constant in time. The compressor is airtight. The area of the inlet and outlet cross-section is A and Aout, respectively. The outlet-to-inlet density ratio is PouT! PIN the outlet-to-inlet mass flow rate ratio is 9m-OUT/9m-IN- What is the outlet-to-inlet volume flow rate ratio? 9V-OUT/av-IN =? IN OUT Select one: a. 9V-OUT/av-IN (AOUTAIN (POUT/PIN) O b. 9V-OUT/av-IN = PIN/POUT C. 9V-OUT/av-IN = 9m-OUT/ 9m-IN = d. 9V-OUT/av-IN-OUTAIN

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