Discussion
The flow downstream of an oblique shock is deflected
Answer: D
Because the normal component drops while the tangential component is preserved, the resultant downstream velocity lies closer to the shock surface than the upstream one did. The flow is therefore turned into itself, which is exactly what happens when supersonic flow meets a compression corner or a wedge.
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