Air flows through a variable area duct from a large tank, where the temperature and pressure are 600K and500kPa. A normal shock wave formed downstream in the duct. If the temperature behind the normal shock wave is measured to be 512K, find the static and stagnation pressure and temperature before and after the shock.

Air flows through a variable area duct from a large tank, where the temperature and pressure are 600K and500kPa. A normal shock wave formed downstream in the duct. If the temperature behind the normal shock wave is measured to be 512K, find the static and stagnation pressure and temperature before and after the shock.

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