next 5 questions are inter-related. A jet fighter is flying at 40.000 ft at M-0.9. The intet pres is 2.73 psia and the inlet temperature is -69.7 deg F. Assuming the diffuser to be isentropic. what the approximate diffuser inlet velocity ( ft/s)? O 970 O 870 O 170 O 155

next 5 questions are inter-related. A jet fighter is flying at 40.000 ft at M-0.9. The intet pres is 2.73 psia and the inlet temperature is -69.7 deg F. Assuming the diffuser to be isentropic. what the approximate diffuser inlet velocity ( ft/s)? O 970 O 870 O 170 O 155

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