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For a supersonic flow, an increase in duct area produces
Answer: B
Above Mach one the density falls faster than the velocity rises, so continuity demands that the area increase for the flow to accelerate further. This inversion is why a supersonic nozzle must diverge, and it is the single most counter-intuitive result in elementary compressible flow.
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