A compressible air is flowing at 350 mph at standard sea level. The pressure altitude is 11,000 ft in the second state, and the velocity changed to 250 mph. Determine the specific volume and specific weight on the second state. * Your answer

A compressible air is flowing at 350 mph at standard sea level. The pressure altitude is 11,000 ft in the second state, and the velocity changed to 250 mph. Determine the specific volume and specific weight on the second state. * Your answer

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