Question 2. Solve with detailed solutions please. Thank You 2.) Two gaseous streams containing the same fluid enter a mixing chamber and leave as singlestream. For the first gas the entrance condition are A, = 500 cm, vj = 130 m/s, Pi = 1.60kg/m3. For the second gas the entrance condition are A2 = 400 cm², v2 = 0.503 m/kg. Theexit stream condition is A3 = 650 cm² v3= 130 m/s and v3 = 0.437 m³/kg. Determine (a) themass flow rate and (b) the velocity of gas 2.

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