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1- For flow of a compressible fluid from a
storage tank through a converging-diverging
channel operating under Choked conditions
O(a) The pressure at the exit will be equal to the sonic
pressure
O (b) The flow in the diverging section must be
supersonic
(c) The mass flow rate through the channel cannot be
increased by changing the storage tank conditions
(d) none of the above

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