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Across a normal shock wave the static pressure, temperature and density all
Answer: B
A shock is a compression, so pressure, temperature and density all jump upward while the flow is sharply decelerated. The abruptness matters too: the whole change happens over a distance of the order of a few mean free paths, which is why a shock is drawn as a discontinuity in any practical calculation.
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