76. The air inlet mass flow rate mi can be determined from a. pilAV]I b. [AV]1/vI both of the above. d. C. none of the above. 77. The air exit mass flow rate m2 can be determined from a. p:[AV]: b. [AV]z/v2 C. mi d. all of the above. 78. The air inlet mass flow rate mi in respect to the air exit mass flow rate m2 is a. smaller. b. equal. larger. none of the above. C. d. nlet with respect to (AV]2/v2 evaluat

76. The air inlet mass flow rate mi can be determined from a. pilAV]I b. [AV]1/vI both of the above. d. C. none of the above. 77. The air exit mass flow rate m2 can be determined from a. p:[AV]: b. [AV]z/v2 C. mi d. all of the above. 78. The air inlet mass flow rate mi in respect to the air exit mass flow rate m2 is a. smaller. b. equal. larger. none of the above. C. d. nlet with respect to (AV]2/v2 evaluat

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