V1 = 190 m-s1, T1 = 39 °C, p, = 284 kPa, (Designcondition), A. = 0.028 m?, p, = 110 kPa,determine m° and A?

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V1 = 190 m-s", T1 = 39 °C, P1 = 284 kPa, (Design condition), A. = 0.028 m², pb = 110 kPa, determine m° and A?

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