An engineer is conducting a test for the normal shockwave in air. He observed that M₂ decreases as increasing M₁, which makes sense. At the maximum possible M₁, his calculation shows that the Mach number after the shockwave M₂=0.25. Based on what you learned about normal shockwaves, the result for M₂ is O incorrect. O incorrect if the temperature is very low. O correct. correct at very high temperature.

An engineer is conducting a test for the normal shockwave in air. He observed that M₂ decreases as increasing M₁, which makes sense. At the maximum possible M₁, his calculation shows that the Mach number after the shockwave M₂=0.25. Based on what you learned about normal shockwaves, the result for M₂ is O incorrect. O incorrect if the temperature is very low. O correct. correct at very high temperature.

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