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Aerospace engineers deal extensively with gas dynamics that is a branch of a fluid mechanics deals with compressible air. The Mach number is the most important property of the air. It is defined as the ratio of the velocity of a moving body to the speed o

فبافبا.PNG? ≤ 0.9 (subsonic) and over the range 1.2 ≤ ? ≤ 3.2 (supersonic). 

(a) Using Newton-Raphson method. (b) Using Bi-section method. (c) Using Simple method. (d) Using false-position method. Stop the solution when the relative error < 1% and show all your steps

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A 1[1 + 0.2 M?]3 A**M 1.728 Now, A=4 4= Cito, 2 m2 3 1.728 m 6 (Itoizma)? 6.912m=0 if(M)= (1+0.2m?)_6.912M (a) Newton Raphso

. 0,31481 =0.14635 M2=mi- f(mi) f(m) 1-6.79 176) error = 1 me-mi +100=31.6770 following Doing same steps, we get table, we s

(6) Bi-section method For Subsonic flow I guess is ol to 0.9 b=0.9 a=0.) - Initial guess JC;=a=oo) C=atb 0,170g - = 0.5 f(a)

So in nex iteration a=ool, b=0.5, c= atb_o.3 following table is obtained For Sub Sonic Flow (M between0.1 and 0.9) Iteration

(d) False position It is same as bisection method but eqreation of c is changed. c- Ofcb-bfca) f(b)-fca) Table obtained For

(c) SImple Method:

For Sub Sonic Flow (M between0.1 and 0.9) Xi 0.10000 0.11000 0.12000 0.13000 0.14000 0.15000 0.16000 f(xi) 0.31481 0.24696 0.

For Super Sonic Flow (M between 1.2 and 3.2) Xi f(xi) 1.20000 -6.15768 1.30000 -6.59025 1.40000 -6.97957 1.50000 -7.31938 1.6

Comparison of Answers:

Method Name Subsonic Flow Super Sonic Flow
Bisection 0.14609 2.93438
False-Position 0.14655 2.93878
Newton Raphson 0.14655 -
Simple Method 0.14500 2.95000
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