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Air at a stagnation pressure of (600 kpa) and stagnation temperature of (323K) flows through a...

Air at a stagnation pressure of (600 kpa) and stagnation temperature of (323K) flows through a constant area duct with diameter of (0.02 m). Heat is transferred to the duct at a rate of (200 kJ/kg). Determine the naximum mass rate of flow and back pressure. Take (C=1.0035 kJ/kg.K).
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