Question 15.4: A normal shock wave forms just ahead of a bullet as it trave...
A normal shock wave forms just ahead of a bullet as it travels at 750 m/s through still air at 100 kPa and 295 K. What are the pressure, temperature, and density of the air immediately behind the shock wave?
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