i. An aircraft is flying at a speed of 500 ft/s an altitude of 20,000 ft, where the atmospheric temperature and pressure are 447.3°R and 972.5 lbf/ft?, respectively. If the inlet/diffuser adiabatic efficiency is na = 0.92, compute the stagnation temperature and pressure at the compressor face.

i. An aircraft is flying at a speed of 500 ft/s an altitude of 20,000 ft, where the atmospheric temperature and pressure are 447.3°R and 972.5 lbf/ft?, respectively. If the inlet/diffuser adiabatic efficiency is na = 0.92, compute the stagnation temperature and pressure at the compressor face.

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