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1.	Find the stagnation enthalpy of a calorically perfect gas having a flow velocity of 94 m/s and static temperature of 315 K. (Cp=1005 J/kg/K)
A.	321 kJ/kg
B.	234 kJ/kg
C.	456 kJ/kg
D.	543 kJ/kg
Answer» B. 234 kJ/kg

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