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Consider a pipe (diameter of 50 mm) with air flowing through it. the inlet conditions are: mach 3; total pressure = 1000 kpa and 550 k. the friction coefficient (f) is 0.004. the exit mach number decreases with the length of the pipe. assume adiabatic, steady flow.

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