QUESTION 6Air enters a diffuser with an averaged velocity of 360 m/s at atemperature of 340 kPa and 420 K and leaves at a stagnation pressure of 300 kPa with anaveraged velocity of 120 m/s and a static pressure of 285 kPa. Determine,stagnation pressure and(i) the static pressure and Mach number of the air at inlet;(ii) the diffuser efficiency(iii the Mach number at exit and the overall entropy increase

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