Steady state in thermodynamics deals with particularly no change in energy and mass of the system under consideration with respect to time.
Total energy at the inlet to the control volume will be equal to the total energy at outlet.
m = 0 and U = 0
Ans: (a) Vi = 10.186 m/s and Ve = 269.52 m/s
(b) Q = 44294.68 kJ/s = 44.294 MW
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