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An engineer applies the isentropic relations straight through a normal shock. The results will be
Answer: B
The isentropic relations assume constant entropy, which a shock plainly violates, so applying them through it is simply invalid. They remain perfectly good on either side of the shock; the Rankine-Hugoniot relations are what carry the flow across it.
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