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When an oblique shock strikes a plane solid wall, it
Answer: B
The wall imposes flow tangency, so the deflection produced by the incident shock must be cancelled. A reflected shock of the opposite deflection does exactly that. The reflection is not mirror-symmetric in angle, because the reflected shock acts on a slower stream than the incident one did.
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