Discussion
A flow is described as transonic when
Answer: B
Transonic flow is the awkward mixed regime, typically between about Mach 0.8 and 1.2 in the free stream, in which the flow accelerates past sonic speed somewhere on the body while remaining subsonic elsewhere. The mixed character is what makes it so hard to compute and why shock-induced separation appears there.
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