Oxygen and methane, having mass densities of 1.35 kg/m and 0.678 kg/m, respectively, are mixed at a certain pressure and temperature. The velocity of the gases into the mixture is 5 m/s. The density of the gas leaving the mixer is 2.2 kg/m°. Determine the exit velocity of the gas mixture. 5. CH4 A = 1 cm² A = 3 cm2 A = 3 cm2 02 A. 2.686 m/s B. 2.564 m/s C. 1.923 m/s D. 3.582 m/s

Oxygen and methane, having mass densities of 1.35 kg/m and 0.678 kg/m, respectively, are mixed at a certain pressure and temperature. The velocity of the gases into the mixture is 5 m/s. The density of the gas leaving the mixer is 2.2 kg/m°. Determine the exit velocity of the gas mixture. 5. CH4 A = 1 cm² A = 3 cm2 A = 3 cm2 02 A. 2.686 m/s B. 2.564 m/s C. 1.923 m/s D. 3.582 m/s

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